Absolution. Poem by Graham Jones

Absolution.

Rating: 4.3


Is there depth in absolution?
From that which isn't mine
Is there freedom for the victim?
From the guilt that masks the crime

Is there justice for the soul that cries
For redemption from the past?
That struggles through confrontation
In innocence now passed

Demons dog the darkest hour
Seeking freedom in the light
Yet linger in the shadows
Delighting in your fright

Will the shroud that wraps the conscious
Fall in tatters to the ground
In seeking absolution
Can a new life still be found.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Matthew C. L. Pratt 06 June 2009

Excellent, very well written and very insightful. Great work. P.S. You should check out the muse album of the same name.

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Brian Dorn 03 November 2006

Brilliantly written, profound and thought provoking. Great stuff, Graham! Brian

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Angela Healy 20 April 2006

Thanks for your comment. This is really well penned, structured and rhymed. Well done, I really enjoyed it.

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