by Ayrian Stone,
October 2010
Broken bread
Of
my fragile life lies strewn.
Fragments littered,
Scattered
across wind-tossed fields.
Birds scratch and peck
At
the crumbs discarded, disregarded.
Heart hurting, aching
With
a loss so great, I mourn.
But less is more
When
others gain. Dear poor
And starving souls
Clutch
with feeble fingers
Small, torn morsels—
Price
of obedience—offered free.
My winter’s scraps
Nourish
now from woundedness
More than my existence fed
When
I was strong and whole.
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