Hair

Hair

A Poem by K Ambing

how does one know 
if her dancing there 
between the pillar 
where once Samson 
decide to bury his grief 
under bodies is done 
in the name of hell? 
if she’s Delilah then 
why haven’t I regret this
shaved head bare skin 
against the raging sun
sweat poured like water 
from that boulder
Moses hit with his 
cane twice? she tapped 
my shoulder twice. 
she opens her mouth and 
that is all it took to sow 
the seeds grow them 
to parables, I start to 
harvest hopes I can 
never afford, I said 
we can be each other’s 
Delilah, and I’ll keep 
your locks of hair
braided around my 
hand, a wrist ticket
for entering a test
I’m willing to fail

© 2023 K Ambing


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Added on August 10, 2023
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