| The House Yawned |
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| Written by Zaibun Pasha |
| Friday, 20 March 2009 19:08 |
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a creamy white yawn of the unsuspcting then woke up startled. The bill boards blocking the façade peeled away like an onion skin. Just a tenth of opaqueness between you and the world of the mall road outside dear house Where millions of humming cancerous cars conspire. We played together Hide and seek in your calm cobwebbed corridors eighty green years ago. Now memory is a rusty key To what I know not. Nothing on the other side. We are but scattered seeds Unhappening to happen again. My grandchild has my hands. The marbles, whorly planets tap tapping against the wooden floor. |

Zaibun,
What a beautiful poem! I'm not much of a poetry-enthusiast, but I so enjoyed some of your descriptions: "cancerous cars", "creamy white yawn", "just a tenth of opaqueness between you and the world", etc. Keep 'em coming!
Nida