Bryan Thao Worra
Poems by Bryan Thao Worra : 16 / 34
Leuk Lao
We meet on the road
But once and I cannot tell you
In the time we have:
'We are one.'
'What's left, what survived, what remains
Of old dreams, old wars, old loves.'
We share atomic lives:
Small, brief, unpredictable orbits,
Curious flurries of motion and smiles.
Who you become after I go,
I can only guess
Except by the photos
Of occasional touring strangers
In which I watch you grow,
While you remember an eye,
A camera, a wave goodbye.
Bryan Thao Worra
Submitted: Friday, July 13, 2012
Edited: Saturday, July 14, 2012
Poems by Bryan Thao Worra : 16 / 34
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