Holy War
Our brutish bullets' babble
Battered this cathedral,
Corroded ancient heavens
That dawned in its arching dome,
Crumbled blue-veined marble,
Shattered angels' sorrow,
As gods began to groan.
Their rose windows furrowed,
Spires gone tomorrow,
They buried us in rubble
As our Savior fell from home.
This poem is about:
Our world
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