Work SongA Poem by Kenny BellamyWHEN the men work in the fields under a dark moon sweating & swearing into earth, my brain is at work too, in my head, & everything else is worse. ‘I come home, my brothers, the moon is full black, & the seeds have taken root; I come, & leave promises underground where bleach white trenches muff sight & sound.’ ‘I come crawling to you, rubbing the ash where I pretend you once stood, castaway among horned branches of grey, barefoot on your night walks without sleep.’ ‘You will stand in the dark places I go shielding your brother from fear vibrating inside my far-away heart, echoèd over immaculate hills aglow.’ © 2017 Kenny BellamyReviews
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1 Review Added on April 25, 2017 Last Updated on May 18, 2017 AuthorKenny BellamyFredericksburg, VAAboutTeacher, Actor, Writer working out of Fredericksburg. Originally from North Yorkshire UK. Obligatory request, do not use writings on this page for any purpose without permission. more.. |

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