
The ominous dark awaits an uncertain light
after the horrified shrieks of Saturday night,
awaits an ambiguous trace of advancing day,
in blindness awaits an unclear crepuscular hope.
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Tumbling through the night the works of aeons,
the skyscrapers soaring high into the heavens,
the treasures bequeathed by our wisest parents,
the entailments meant to fasten our future prosperity.
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Heads shrouded against the collapsing concrete,
we missed the nascent traces of Sunday morning,
but now we sense a coming cold spring day.
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And waiting still for the fulness of the day,
we wonder, shaking with shudders and tremors of terror,
whether we're Sunday saved or Sunday damned.
About the Creator
William Alfred
A retired college teacher who has turned to poetry in his old age.



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