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Jared Beloff - End of Prophecy: Work

Content Warning: blood, dark themes

Jared Beloff - End of Prophecy: Work

Jared Beloff - End of Prophecy


Artemis punctures

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the clavicle of the moon

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memory’s aim indelible

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as the runnels of tears.

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Niobe stares through

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a pillar of sunlight

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reading false auguries,

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in children’s voices

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rounding an empty basin

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resonant in the rotten slick

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of fallen leaves,

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veins bloodied brown.

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Years flake and drift

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unrequited faces

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like so many cracks

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as the foundation settles.

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She stands there still,

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an absent, emptied mother

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a pillar of light, inscrutable as salt

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or the duties that hold us in place.

Jared Beloff - End of Prophecy: Work

Jared Beloff is a teacher and poet who lives in Queens, NY with his wife and two daughters. You can find his work in Contrary Magazine, Rise Up Review, Gyroscope Review and elsewhere. You can find him online at www.jaredbeloff.com. Follow him on twitter @read_instead.

Jared Beloff - End of Prophecy: Work

Photograph: Fallen by Amanda Eileen Rabaduex

Amanda Eileen Rabaduex is an Ohio native and Air Force veteran who has lived in nine different states and currently calls the Appalachian Mountains home. She works as an English Adjunct Instructor and is on the editorial board for The Penmen Review. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in Olney Magazine, Blue River Review, Gyroscope Review, American Writers Review, and elsewhere.

Jared Beloff - End of Prophecy: Work
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