Categories: POETRY

YOU HAD SAID – Poetry, by Yukitsuna Sasaki

YOU HAD SAID – Poem, by Yukitsuna Sasaki

“You said
you wanted my son!
You’re stupid!

 

Water running
seething in the river,
breaks the vortex sound,
you are my arms.

 

 

A verse of poetry is straight,
oscillates in the steam that rises,
shaking the earth. “

Meeting Bench

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