I
open my lips
dripping
tears, place kisses
on
the feet of Jesus.
Pouring
out
perfume
like pent-up regrets,
filling
the room,
cleansing
him.
Hoping
he'll return the favor.
I
don't know why I've come why I
had
to come.
Now
gathering up
my
hair, unable
to
wipe away,
to
clean up,
to
stop weeping.
See me:
wet
cheeks,
red
nose;
now hear
the
one with perfumed feet,
the
one you were afraid
to
love this much:
It's
all right to touch me.
Friend,
you are clean.
Cool!
ReplyDeleteA new blog
And I get to submit the first comment!
I like this poem
and i like this poem even more
ReplyDeletenow that i have met the poet
this poem would have been so appropos
to our conference theme last friday morning
(has it really bee a full week already since then?)
i'd forgotten you were the first to comment on this blog
ReplyDeletei guess with this acknowledgement
it's starting over
more stolen poetry
it is a good poem
i will readily admit
shalom
!
: - )
ReplyDelete