Lot’s wife
I face west
away from nothing
to a city that left no potsherds
as passing donkeys lick salt
from my brow.
I still see
what I loved there
mirage on empty hillside.
We linger,
its gaze a stoning
and I, burning tongues.
I face west
away from nothing
to a city that left no potsherds
as passing donkeys lick salt
from my brow.
I still see
what I loved there
mirage on empty hillside.
We linger,
its gaze a stoning
and I, burning tongues.