Zorika Petic
Poems by Zorika Petic : 5 / 5
The Visit
I stand in quiet by the stream,
and wait for a key.
Either I was left behind or I
left something close;
a part of my life doesn't move.
There's a loss as if all
of history has been replayed
in the dramas lived here.
These horses don't know me,
and the epoch is new.
The fields are fields, the silver
air no truer than anything else.
Zorika Petic
Submitted: Monday, January 13, 2003
Read poems about / on: history, loss, silver, life, horse
Poems by Zorika Petic : 5 / 5
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