A Prayer – a poem by Prudence T.K. Vasquez

A Prayer

Seconds are history’s dust
seen buoyant in sun-shafts.
We are present, all,
willing or not.
May our particles
be neither dirt, nor glitter,
nor lung-scratching refuse.
but clean silver
even gold,
that we might
reflect. 

Prudence T.K. Vasquez is a poet living and writing in her own quiet Rivendell amidst the misty mountains of southern Appalachia.

2 Comments

  1. I lost my breath at the end. Gorgeous poem!

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    1. Marlene M. Tartaglione's avatar Marlene M. Tartaglione says:

      Lovely poem, wistful, delicate as life itsrlf.

      Poignant, especially beautiful ending.

      Delightful.

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