A Strange Journey/Michael Kwack

Entering a souvenir store on the road, 
I realized I’d lost my luggage.

The wallet was well-kept in my back pocket; 
​But money for the remaining days,
And passport, business cards, party clothes, etc.,
All were in that suitcase I'd lost.
​
I didn't remember
Which roads I'd been walking along,
And at which store I'd let go of that trunk.
​
I turned around aimlessly, running backward,
Randomly in any direction, in fact,          
Starting to drop by every store at sight.
​
You remember
When I was here
You saw
My bag
And all the stuff therein
I showed you boastingly.
​
I murmured weakly into the air,
And they only shook heads, with no expressions.

Through such cold, distant foreign streets,
I was going on a strange journey,
Roving to search for my lost footprints.