Poems by Helena Jaster

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  • I hate the rain but I love the sound
    The pitter pattering and the cacophony of movement...

  • Into the dark and heartless abyss I stare
    Listening to the chaotic churning and swirling...

  • Africa (1)

    The Divinity of entropy
    The reckless abandonment of thought...

  • Black bubbling streams of white water
    Cutting a line through the haggard...

  • The fight for faith is a losing battle
    When the lives we take...

  • (This is written from the female perspective)
    Father of all life...

  • After the rain falls and the water soaks
    into the ground and the sun warms the surface...

  • An old bedside table
    Wood-pulp and leather...

  • Drifting out of the feelings of my heart
    And pursuing the mechanization of the mind...

  • I deny the call of faith and prayer,
    Walking by myself along this lonely path...

  • The end of the dock,
    a darkness tangible...

  • Rose petals,
    the color of blood and brown mustard...