Saturday Night​

by Jack Borden

The night is silence
The stars are grim
The memory of violence
Makes stars seem dim

The air barely breathes
Like maybe god above
In his horror may heave
And look away from us

Death fills the air
In a silent scream
But it doesn’t care
About the bloodstream


Jack Borden is a writer and small farmer who lives in rural Texas. He enjoys spending time in nature, spending time with family, and trying to practice the presence of God. He is also the author of a children’s fantasy series. Visit him online at jack-borden.com.

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