praise the lowly ones by Alice Lovelace - Art Changes / In Motion Magazine

praise the lowly ones

Alice Lovelace
Atlanta, Georgia

The following poem is a selection from Alice Lovelace's book of poems forever, published in 2008 by Stonefish Productions and Press, Atlanta, Georgia.


	Alice Lovelace's book of poems forever.

praise the lowly ones praise the lowly ones who live under the bridge eat from garbge cans, beg for pennies praise to the lowly ones earth's least divine who weep yet never shed a tear washed in reflected gold that drifts from towers to the state they dream of eating angels fallen from heaven in search of the pious beware their eyes for in them time drifts lazy as a barge along the hudson in november praise their hands invincible their hearts unleavened bread their feet swaddled in eternity i come singing yr praises.

Published in In Motion Magazine February 14, 2009

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