Áse.
“So there you are I sensed you would be here today,
come sit here by the west wall and warm your old
body and see the sun gently fall into the sea. Don’t
try to speak I can see your eyes are full of regret and
sorrow, so let me tell you about myself. When you
left, years ago, I thought my life had come to an end,
my body ached for your caress, I thought my heart
would never mend. I have had a husband and have
children who have flown away, I don’t know where,
all I have is this cabin, a goat a cow and a cabbage
patch; and now you are here. Stay till your feet get
restless and you are off again chasing the same old
dream of riches and success, and I will sit here and
remember you well.”
AucklandPoetry.com presents Poet Resident JAN OSKAR HANSEN on http://OSKAR.AUCKLANDPOETRY.COM
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(467)
-
▼
February
(68)
- Gratuitous Violence
- the cork tree
- unpleasnat Senryu
- senryu, tanak and zen
- Ase
- invisible friend
- tanka & sunryu
- Life's Avenue
- The sentiment
- spring haiku
- justice
- The legionnaires
- passport
- duvet
- to anticipate
- the less enchanted forest
- A Lesson Learned
- The Fame Game
- A holiday photo
- A Friend
- epigram
- Couplets
- Dawn's Mist
- senryu
- monday blues
- when the phone rings
- flower power
- Heart transplant
- St Valentine's day
- Long Life
- Edward Hopper Painting
- The End of ==/
- January Seaside
- Desember Forest
- Tanka poems
- 2 short poems
- The Myth
- Senryu
- Hesitation
- Oscar's proverb
- confession
- Heroes
- Musical
- an opld lover remembered
- The homestead
- a painting
- Senryu
- Bucolic Night
- tanka
- Tanka
- Senryu
- the killing
- moody blue
- keeping fit
- baker's dozen
- The good shepherd
- Indian poem
- TankaI couldn’t find the streetWhere my lover used...
- valentine
- an olive branch
- SenryuWhen day ends in nightWhatever we might thin...
- Years to remember
- a day when nothinhg happened
- January day
- let there be light
- keeping fit
- the baker's dozen
- The good sheperd
-
▼
February
(68)
No comments:
Post a Comment