The morning sun, suddenly wincing
through
The enormous mood of clouds hung days
Before the hill where so many waited, wailed,
For any sign at all that their recent
Born faith was not conceived in vain
The large cutout in the air where
The cross once impaled the sky
Will never fill in, leaving in its place
A transitive scent to any nose
That would later come to its senses
She inhaled what had been done to
Her and to that which came from herAnd knew the bitter taste of sacrifice; a
Perfect pearl of pain that would linger
Upon the tongue of the rest of her days
Just moments before her sufferance
returned
From its journey around her heart andThe discovery of the stone tossed like
A pebble upon the lake of salvation,
The blinding light of promise
And its ripple effect that will long
outlive any of them
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