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maundy thursday

I don’t remember when was his last supper,

although I suspect it was the flask of homemade soup 

I brought to the hospital. Only the last breath stays 

within my heart-memory. Who washed his feet? 

Who betrayed him?

it wasn’t me

it wasn’t him

it wasn’t you

On the last day, my nerves screamed: My God! My God! 

Why has’t thou forsaken him! But his eyes were busy 

melting into: Forgive them, for they know not what they do.

Now risen within the peaceful sky in me, he’s strumming

the universal in his strato-caster universe:

it’s the way of the universe

it’s the truth of the universe

it’s the light of the universe