Piker Press — Weekly Journal of Arts and Literature
April 27, 2026

Pestilence

"...The naked tree only houses black crows..."

Pestilence

Silence had a rhythm
earlier
But when it is everywhere,
the big avenue weeps
and red ants whisper inside
The naked tree only houses
black crows, drowsy
Known faces look cinematic
under a visible mask
This silence is devoid of
syllables,
only pestilence knows






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