with multiple lives,
say nine.
A stray cat who
happened to learn fate
traveling on city roofs,
peeking into
open windows
on chaotic souls.
Scrounging neighboring garbage cans
for occasional meals of love,
granted leftovers on fortunate days
- curdled milk,
fruit and vegetable peels,
choking fish bones.
Five major turns in destiny survived
traveling on city roofs,
peeking into
open windows
on chaotic souls.
Scrounging neighboring garbage cans
for occasional meals of love,
granted leftovers on fortunate days
- curdled milk,
fruit and vegetable peels,
choking fish bones.
Five major turns in destiny survived
for his meowing simphony
yet to free sleeping spirits
- mine,
one of those
- mine,
one of those
he visited.
--
Kenia Cris






"Five major turns in destiny survived
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yet to free sleeping spirits"
So beautiful, Kenia!
This is a beautiful poem, a wonderful bit of imagination, of inspired writing.
ReplyDeleteNice job on this. I really enjoyed it/
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ReplyDeleteI like your style - succinct lines that encapsulates your thoughts. Unexpected concluding lines...almost telling the river, 'wait for the next episode...'
ReplyDeleteRosie
love this one, smart thinking.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully done. Very poetic!
ReplyDeleteMy late offering for this week: http://charleslmashburn.wordpress.com/2011/08/18/i-am-loved/
:) very good.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant.
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