
Tell me a truth of burning flames.  Better yet, Chant me all the truth Of a holy rosary.  Or would you whisper a truth Of a head on a silver platter.  Perhaps, you’d like to Express the truth Of a dance through the city.  Or act out the truth In the washing of your hands.  Could you do all that, Plus destroy a temple or two, And it be the truth Of your heart?  I know you say it would But no bushes burn, No seas part, No lepers heal, No dead rise When you know nothing Of your own heart and soul.

I remember what it was like after the break up and going from intimacy to surface conversations. That’s the hardest part. This poem strikes at the heart of times like those.
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