Oh, in this way, my grief, I fight:
with my soul's deepest groans,
I write and write and write and write.
I write all day and write all night,
in melancholy tones.
Oh, in this way, my grief, I fight:
with words that growl and snap and bite.
And, pining for those lovely bones,
I write and write and write and write,
for all that's left within my sight's
the covering of hand-placed stones.
Oh, in this way, my grief, I fight:
by sun's and candle's waning light,
expressing pain through trembling moans,
I write and write and write and write.
For brother I will grieve tonight,
he's left me all alone.
Oh, in this way, my grief, I fight:
I write and write and write and write.
(C)2008, Christos Rigakos
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