by Jeffrey Essmann | March 9, 2022 1:00 am
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This week’s poem in the Catholic Poetry Room is by Gerard Garrigan, O.S.B.
Good Friday 1997
Blood red cardinal
on a scourged and broken asphalt road
beneath a dark and darkening sky
some time past noon, not quite three
in a moment he’ll fly
but first must die
Gerard Garrigan, O.S.B. is a monk of Saint Louis Abbey. More of his poetry is available free of charge by e-mailing him at: frgerard@priory.org.
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