In a Far Land
April 9, 2018So many women on their knees
that if I knew how to tell them
they could find hope here,
or that there the men
So many women on their knees
that if I knew how to tell them
they could find hope here,
or that there the men
After ten hours of driving, out of the old station wagon.
My mother, roadworn, care poor,
steps over the fallen gate.
now that I’m old
and know it
I begin to glimpse
the endless line
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