Bond of Union, 1956, by M. C. Escher |
and my skin burns
in that breeze we both slowly disintegrate
the splendor of the gathering palls
I re-collect the scattered sounds
and put them in my wallet
you are bent double
your pain does rattle in a staccato
in the contemporary world
it is so plain that no one is able
to understands the import
of being a secular
I and you entwined brokenly
in the debris of religious bigotry