Every Broken Thing

Submerged
The Poetry Of Lance McKnight
  
Submerged

                               
            This time no green to weigh
            you down - no bronze
            to falter, tarnish or drift
            beyond horizon. You try
            to rein in life as if by twitch
        
            or godless claim wild monks
            scream out. Moaning hard to
            weather, snow or mountain.
            Forcing it down like politics

            or theology ill-defined. Sold
            by hucksters to foreign raiders.
            Molded as clay; fired
            and dismal in display.