Seemingly Snowing Poem by Cristina M. Moldoveanu

Seemingly Snowing

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in good old days I built adobe houses for each memory
but then came flooding/ freezing/ and again flooding
even the scarecrow's shirt lost its colors
in our apple orchard

however you still ask me what happened/ how do I feel
I would answer to you something silly
like oh my god/ or what the heck/ how am I supposed to feel
but I abstain
we're too lonely/ the sun sets down behind our backs
and this is not a joke

we played the hangman's game in vain
today's words are private property/ we can't share them anymore
we sit together just the two of us at the last supper
two simple women/ flesh and blood
my today's self/ my yesterday's self
and tomorrow's holy ghost
there are no other reasons for wondering and marveling
it's just another starry night

Seemingly Snowing
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: growing old
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