Walk 3
To my left, old women huddle
by the roadside, thinning lives.
They're upholding one another,
so all will lay their lightened spines
into coffin-shaped, junk-pile chests,
then melt away in turquoise bliss.
I wish to think what waits is rest,
not stewing in some grim abyss.
To my right, kids comet by,
and through them—life's current raw.
I wish to think the Tree of Life
will see its branches grow strong.
How I wish
the innocent
were never wronged...
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