Wednesday, March 3, 2021

Lost Faith by Michael Adubato

I lost my faith the other day 
and I have no idea where it can be 
to be honest, I've been misplacing 
it a lot lately 
 
I see that the Syrian government 
attacks people with chemical weapons 
and the skin melts off the bones 
as they scream in anguish 
 
I turned around and saw my faith 
tip-toeing down the street 
I called it back 
it stopped for a second 
looked at me 
and kept on going 



MICHAEL ADUBATO is a native New Jerseyan currently residing in southern Belgium.  He's been writing poetry for a very long time and was recently published in the literary journal, Ariel Chart.  He is currently working on his first book of poetry that will be released in 2021.





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