A Child of Nature
By Ilda Poshi
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Poshis images are elegantly crafted, highlighting even the smallest of details. The description and imagery illuminate the theme of each poem. Something is always leaving or departingunfinished, much like life.
Pretty
may this child be good and right
may this southern wind blow and veer
may this mother watch the light
may this flowerbed stridently cheer
may this poetry never writhe or end
may this peaceful romance increase its flows
may your beauty life befriend
may these bells stop their heart-rending echoes
may this cuddle gently sway
may this love affair be gritty
may the people refrain from fray
may your image remain pretty
may this love affair be gritty
may your image remain pretty
Ilda Poshi
Ilda Poshi was born in 1982 in Vlora, Albania. She grew up in a family who loved the arts and literature. She has an MA in English language and literature and she is working on her PhD thesis. She teaches translation at the University of Vlora in Albania.
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A Child of Nature - Ilda Poshi
Contents
Retrospection
Anonymous
The Fridge
What A Vista
Rotten
No Abacus Can
Ungrateful
What They Like Most
In A Final Gasp
On The Move
Pretty
Ingratitude
Objection Overruled
The Lagoon
Where Might This Portrait Be Nowadays?
Trusty Nest
In The Park
Heaps Of Dough
Approaching
Asylum
The Last Mausoleum
Brawls
The Hurricane
The Whore’s Appeal
My Last Ocean
Blasts Of Candour
In Absentia
Ad Nauseam
Depreciation
Understanding Hell
What Man Is
Remembrance
Whose Fault’s That?
Identity: Filthiness
The Colours Of Life
Astringent
Moderately Satiated With Qualm
Coffer Of Sanctity
Pre
Applauses
Scrunched Up
The Host
Kvetch
Worthy
Cum Grano Salis
My Africa
Calling
I Love Music
Mother And Child
Retrospection
brooding about your sad eyes
your raining tears breaking my heart
your lovely mouth never saying lies
i cannot stand it i’ll fall apart
unless i am in the grip of your warm arms
kissing your lips and burning with fires
i raise my eyes and look up at the moon
hoping to see you soon in june
that would make pains end
driving fears to an unknown land
but i want the whole of it to be true
for i see more than a friend in you
in times of rain and sunshine
i dreamt i was yours and you were mine
translated into warming breaths now and forever
but i know the dream will be in the never-never
Anonymous
in the nature the beloved heart brays
with the melody of the poor wretched soul the art plays
on the fire the air of burning shades lays
near the cradle a baby steals the vacancy from her days
still relishing resurrection in perfect isolation she stays
The Fridge
spots of air
moving
speaking
languages of stars
here there
freezing
my lover behind bars
thrusting
him into the belly of darkness
punishing
emptiness of my heart
throbbing
falling
apart
still
believing
in love and bliss
amidst excitement and thrill
at the edge of abyss
What A Vista
nature
beginning of worlds
man and faith
its loyal followers
feelings have fled the shelter they once