The Sallman Head (Round 2)
Let us workshop this poem about a young girl’s introspective contemplation about love as she watches all the black bodies around her get whipped around by the third person of the holy trinity.
The Sallman Head
Queasy from the stomping
black wailers everywhere,
her dad a writhing babbler greasy
for Jesus (dirty-blond hair
aflow), the girl—apart, as if
pew-picked too by the Ghost—
faced a guilt long preverbal
in her heart: she would marry
only a white man (like Him).
This poem is unpublished
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