Beyond the Wailing Graves...A poem

If it takes a man to be a dad

Does that mean my mother is still a virgin?

How is it that prepubescent children are giving birth?

I would spit on someone’s grave if it would make it better.

I would scream out loud if it would be listened to.

Cramped up and dying.

Thinking of suicide

Because then someone might see my own grave.

A martyr searching for a pillow

On this rock bed that I am supposed to cherish.

People with white skin

From Utah of all places

Come and talk about substance.

Rejects from Detroit are famous now.

Orrin Hatch is my hero

If only for talking about what matters.

I could forget that he would call me a sinner.

Jews say this is okay

Just not as good.

Orthodox bitches

Tell me what is true.

Then with insensitivity

I blow up.

Adults, adults.

I guess that is what I am

When I forget my childhood

And what they are

When they forgot

To end their own childhood.

This ignorance

That they preach.

Preach comfort,

Yell at the sinner

Who saw truth.

Cum in my mouth

And then tell me about men.

Impregnate yourself

If abortion

Could be likened to suicide

In Gods eyes

Which looks beyond the wailing graves.

Author's Notes/Comments: 

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