Hail Wary
A Poem Written 09/18/2007
Hail Wary 09/18/2007 David C. Roberson
Hail Mary, Full of Grace. Deliver us from this, our fate. We see this place with eyes that hate. No wonder Earth’s in this sad state. Jesus Christ, please bear my cross. Deliver me from this, my loss. Cause I can't touch Your Holy cloth. To you my woes I wish to toss. But this world won't stop getting me down. Your people won't stop bringing me down. Please help me stop feeling so down when I look around. Hail better days, if they still come, to deliver me from this, my song. cause I can't sing with so much wrong, anymore. Hail-wary, grim, disgraced. Delivered dust– doomed, defaced– who can’t outrun the Reaper’s pace– laid low beneath cold ground.




I feel the same. 💔 Very nicely written. I really love how you start out one way and then at the end it changes, in this poem and your other poems. A mutating refrain. So beautiful and lends almost an eerie quality. 🌟