Heidy SteidlmayerWhen the moon’ s worn scutcheon touches the flint-gray flood, I will lave him in foxglove and vetch until the blood of his wretched heart heals. Without a scar, he stood — as the men make their way into the quaking wood. Tags: Arts & SciencesPoetry & PoetsSocial commentariesWar & ConflictMythology & FolkloreFairy-tales & LegendsU.S.WesternFree VerseShort poemUncategorized