Magadbujin Odser (28 July 1992 / Ulaanbaatar)
Poems by Magadbujin Odser : 4 / 15
Lemon
When a lemon is squeezed
tightly around its waist;
its pips popping out as it's squashed.
Do you hear it scream?
I mean,
like a mad man being defaced -
or a frantic lady being chased.
Do you hear the lemon scream?
Of course, you don't hear it.
Because you've already sliced it in twain,
and that must've produced an awfully discordant whine.
Magadbujin Odser
Submitted: Sunday, June 02, 2013
Poems by Magadbujin Odser : 4 / 15
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wonderful poem with so many meanings, thanks.
I invite you to read my poems and comment.