Ground too hard or too proud to glaive
He explained gravely, plus or minus some words the Lord forgave.
The baleeny veins of his Bernini handback drained his flooded brow
A mighty thirst was prompt obeyed, he knocked back his amount.
He didn’t whorify his unglorifying ways on our account.
The horror of his blotched, striated nails as he made his count
Even now breaks me out in the bumps below the goose’s down.
The gravemaker’s spadetip repelled like a blow by a rebelling
Peasant’s brittle fork against the dragonscaled
Frame of his heaven-given Lord.
Is it that time already? Good Lord.
Clay’s confination
Last Autumnday.
Today’s chill the only confirmation
It’s not that day still.
I personally find May crueller than any changeable April
Ground too hard to glaive at first eventually gave.
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