Wood to Flesh
wood
to flesh
rough
& splinters
breaking
skin to blood
staining
wood
with life
for our
life to be
more than
a log
in the eye
& a thorn
in the
flesh
Stephen R. Clark – The Godtouch: Poetry
wood
to flesh
rough
& splinters
breaking
skin to blood
staining
wood
with life
for our
life to be
more than
a log
in the eye
& a thorn
in the
flesh
Stephen R. Clark – The Godtouch: Poetry
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Most of my poems result from reflections on real-life experiences. Thoughts and feelings, questions and prayers, hopes, and hurts all swim together in the river of reality.
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