Boaz

Boaz

A Poem by Jaffa Forbes

Blood drips down once again,
From the places I dare to think,
And old scars reborn break into
cold graves slept in before.
This fiery pepper red stings
the soul and burns the skin,
dripping through matted hair,
the skin drips, the thoughts
drip down into abyss.

But Boaz smiled. And Moses rose
to rise his hands wherever he lay.
And Boaz smiled, the rightous
not so rightous as the day I was born
but unable to hide eternal joy
For the price that was paid.
I am sure that as the dark was
painted over the land He
whispered my name.
And it stung to say it.

© 2008 Jaffa Forbes


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Jaffa Forbes
Jaffa Forbes

Canterbury, Kent, United Kingdom



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Jaffa Forbes is the bored business student of Canterbury, UK. He is a writer of all things, but mainly poetry and novellas, not to mention the odd satire article. He is fond of speaking about him.. more..

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