RIC S. BASTASA
Poems by RIC S. BASTASA : 15195 / 15116
hypnagogic
a woman dreams that she turns
into an orange bird
and on the other hand the orange
bird seeing her so beautiful and complete
less the orange wings and feathers
dreams of having woman-hands
soft and a flowing body like a slender
river curving through along
the side of a big mountain where
the orange bird perches on a branch
of an olive tree beside it
convoluted, the thoughts unwind
themselves in sleep wanting rest
from all these warping of time
and seasons and images and swapping
between reality and dream
surreal and mundane
RIC S. BASTASA
Submitted: Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Poems by RIC S. BASTASA : 15195 / 15116
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El rápido zorro marrón salta sobre los perros vagos, cerca de la orilla del río.