Us God

When “Us” starts singing
to a you and a me:

Nature leans forward
on her swaying pulpit
to deliver a furious, green sermon.

Church
starts coming to us.

When “Us” starts singing
to a you and a me:

Prayers seem painfully manufactured—
like a mortician struggling
with a shattered face.

Religion?
A frozen smile.

When “Us” starts singing
to a you and a me:

A magnificent muteness
blazes like the full moon
in every eye.

I love you?
Overworked poetry.

When “Us” starts singing
To a you and a me:

Gossip glimmers
like the surface of a pool
rumored to be bottomless.

My opinion?

To curious to stay afloat.

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