Miroslava Odalovic (Montenegro)
Poems by Miroslava Odalovic : 58 / 1178
A memory of a seashell
I had no past
I had no future
I was always now
rushing to its silent end
sea sheltered salt scented
infatuated murmur
dying in a wave
grain spelled I simply melted
within a sea blue grave
oblivion
Miroslava Odalovic
Submitted: Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Poems by Miroslava Odalovic : 58 / 1178
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