Black Horse
Black horse in golden chains in the middle of the main square lies townsmen strike him with poisonous arrows pierce his chest and loins till he drew his last breath After the ritual sacrifice, townsmen hypnotically worshipped the black body in golden chains left lying on the square. As if conquered at last, he lied still his body started to decay, glassy stare pointed to the translucent eye of blue. Three days later, the plague devastated the town.
* Cover photo from Lars von Trier’s Melancholia (2011)
2 responses to “Black Horse [Poem from the Yet Unpublished Book of Verses]”
Powerful! This reminds me of a poem I featured at my blog called ‘Wet Ghost’ by Chris Wallace Crabbe. Highly recommended.
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Thank you! I will check it out.
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