From hate-wrung hands to blood-stained hands.
The dried paint digging under his fingernails,
Soaking into his skin,
Seeping into his soul.
Washed off, but never washed.
Walking the streets in anguish of mind he says,
"The hands are still red, the hands are still red."
Day and night tormented by a voice from the past,
And his blood-stained hands.
Tears cannot cleanse them clean,
Sorrow cannot wash his sin away.
A long walk to the precinct;
From blood-stained hands to cold, chained hands.
Published by Josh Fullman
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3 Comments
Post a Commenta tormented mind , so beautifully expressed
Lovely poem! Really reminiscent of Macbeth to me. Great work, keep writing!
This is probably the best poem I've read on this site thus far. Great job, man.