My Haikus from the trip to Switzerland
The engine’s soft hum,
Out of the dawn-lit window,
Snowy jagged peaks
— Descending to Geneva, early morning local time
Reverberation;
Endless stairs spiraling up
Tomb of ancient stone
— Saint Piere Church Geneva, South Tower
Monday 19th August 2019 2:54 pm
Chocolates
I once bought chocolates
From a place I've never been
carried it all back
as my mind carried a scene
of family around the table
sharing bites of foreign taste
But now, eight months later
they're all going to waste
I once bought chocolates
thinking I bought smiles with them
while sweetness burns my throat
and all chocolates now taste the same
even the sweet ones ...
Sunday 11th August 2019 3:10 pm
Shipwrecked
Chanting prayers, dreaming of ships just beyond the horizon,
Another day, another hour, just another minute he wishes to live.
No other choice but one, no other food, no other flesh but his own.
No other way to feed his unfortunate child.
In the middle of nowhere, on this desolate rock, he cut his upper arm.
Blood, not a drop allowed to waste, meat, sickening yet juicy sweet
...Sunday 21st July 2019 6:51 am
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