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Moving Poetry by Dr. Julian Ungar-Sargon

In The Fresh Jerusalem Air

jyungar September 10, 2014

In the fresh Jerusalem air

All is quiet

3 am

As my mind wanders back to you.   

In the middle of this war

At night it is quiet

The people sleep

But my heart is still in battle mode

Pondering its mysteries

And its yearnings.   

Unable to pray

As an outcast

For my duplicity

In loving too much

In this silent air

I pay vigil.   

Old wounds from childhood loom near

fresh as ever

the flesh pink and bloody

in the dark stillness

will you be the one?

will you not hurt me?

will you finally not turn the jagged knife?   

Trusting the darkness

for sure this will not fail me

restless at 3 am

the mind wanders  

back to you.

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