20 poems and some homesick haikus: in 2500 Words (including titles)
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20 poems scribbled in the past 10 years on the iPhone notes app.
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20 poems and some homesick haikus - Andrei Dutu-Buzura
Haikus
Poem #1.
There was a little home
At the edge of the world
Where we had everything
And everything was us.
And we had it all for us
And all was for us
And it was fine.
But the world grew bigger
And bigger and bigger
Until it swallowed us
It swallowed us whole
And we suddenly became part of it
And hated every bit.
Poem #2.
We never imagined
The world would fall apart
So easy
So fast
Just a push,
As he turned his eye,
A tiny rock to shatter its glorious foundations
The pinnacle of human civilization
Torn apart by humans. Dreaming.
He has returned. His eyes red with flame
Asking for tribute, asking for blood
For the old ways were never forgoten
Burried, but