Kae Bucher

forgiveness as strong as flowers


america seeps into cracks of sidewalks …

…seeps…

red graffiti like

petals of voices

…unheard… 

…seeps protests 

burning white hot as

hell’s collection 

bills…

and red as pounds 

of flesh stolen 

from blue clad officers attacked 

by moonlight …

….we bleed

by candle

light… 

flicker… wane…and

pray…for fishes and loaves 

and forgiveness and love to

drip like beads of

wax…pray 

for 

bandages 

white 

as

moonlight… 

through 

tear stained

glass windows ..

we

light candles … cry for

grace as 

green 

as 

trees …forgiveness

as strong as 

flowers

Published by Kae Bucher

Hi, my name is Kae Bucher. Thanks for stopping by. I was born in the Florida Keys, but grew up in the Bay Area before migrating south for college. I completed my bachelor’s in English at Fresno Pacific University in California, where I minored in Christian ministry. I have also had the privilege of serving as a youth pastor. In addition to teaching special needs students and raising four children, I also studied Special Education as a graduate student at FPU. I have now been writing for over twenty years. Recently, I have written articles for iPatriot, and I am in the process of converting my front room into a greenhouse. I like storing humor and greenery, weeds and poetry, in mental tin cans. You will find my humanitarian dreams and political leanings organized accordingly. Feel free to dig through my buckets…

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