The Supplicant Poem by Tony Adah

The Supplicant



Here I am alone
Like a fallen moon
A supplicant in dire need of benediction
My knees are on the ground knocked as they are
Seeking a healing treatment
Without the surgeon's knife.

I am waiting
By the riverside
My soul in my bucket
And soap in my hands.

I look up to the looming sky
Where the idle shreds of white clouds roam
This is the hue
I desire my soul to be
And this is where
I have a promise to be
If my hands and my soul be stainless
As is required to live with the eternal king.

Thursday, February 12, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: fate
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