Hidden secrets lie there
Beneath fallow fields.
Beneath rocks and blades and shards and shale.
Beneath the quelling sun,
Unbidden, unseen.
Beneath basalt,
And fissures,
Like a pious psalter
Piteous in its rhetoric.
Foretelling forevers
To a blind humanity.
Trudging, dronelike, into heated battles
With no meaning
No past,
Or present,
Like herds of mad cows
Racing, foaming, grunting;
Throwing themselves over cliffs
For a brighter future.
All the while a trumpeteer plays a passionate Pachelbel Canon
In a mummer's play,
In tragedy.
Yet, it is but a macabre comedy.
© 2011 Zollies-Spot
Enjoying your poetry, my friend! This one, especially, is so relatable. Looking forward to reading more. You're amazing!
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