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The Lamb and the Scapegoat
a poem for Easter
A white-chocolate lamb is placed
on a dark-wood table and cracked,
to be eaten in shards by all attendees
gathered in the town hall’s upper chamber,
as about 2,000 years ago
something similar happened.
A white-chocolate lamb is placed
on a dark-wood table and cracked,
to be eaten in shards by all attendees
gathered in the town hall’s upper chamber,
as about 2,000 years ago
something similar happened.
Published 17th Apr 2022
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Anonymous
17th Apr 2022 7:58pm
You are smashing (pun intended) these shorter pieces lately.
The metaphor is strong here. Thanks you for sharing
-M
The metaphor is strong here. Thanks you for sharing
-M
17th Apr 2022 8:07pm
Thank you! I thought I’d stop bashing the Bible and hang up the black cloak, and pick up a guitar and put on a colourful jumper for a change hehe.
18th Apr 2022 4:22pm
