After The Expulsions Poem by Leo Yankevich
After The Expulsions
Rating: ★3.0
(Gleiwitz,1946)
The old Romanesque church in Petersdorf,
closed since the Germans left the neighbourhood,
crumbles in the pouring acid rain.
Above, no bells toll for its dead; but stain
upon stain marks the stones where Mary’s scarf
rests at the bare feet of its heavy rood.
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4/19/2024 8:17:23 PM # 1.0.0.1119
So poignant and sad Leo