by George Anderson
Hate is dark. Guttural.
Largely unfathomable:
A surging, tearing, choking rage.
Seething, mashing
through clenched teeth.
Reeking,
of hot hunched shoulders.
Lurching callous fists.
The hard quick crunch
On soft fearful faces.
Cleaving open wounds-
like flower petals
or mushroom clouds
multiplying upwards
in soft ripening rays.
April 18, 2009
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