This poem is about a girl who gets put into jail for her religious beliefs.
Heaven Shunned
Slender beams of moonlight enter
this darkened prison as I kneel,
always cold, always lost,
frozen here,
waiting.
Robed forms wrought in panes of glass loom
as dust dances in the air,
forming an image in my mind,
sparing not my shamed soul.
Tears on a clock's face.
I raise my head, now kneeling before
this uncaring reality.
