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A Prayer to Calliope
April 11, 2014
To write, they say,
Is to express the soul
But I can't breathe
Compressed by these
Whitewashed walls
And so am bound to fall on knees
To pray for a memory
Too far to touch, to
Color the white, to hide
The bitterness on my tongue
May it be enough
To remember
That old brick building
With walls that crumbled from the weight
Of generations of feet
On the old, soft floors
© Kyle M., Marblehead, MA
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