Safe in the Alps Twenty Years Later Poem by Kapka Kassabova
Safe in the Alps Twenty Years Later
My father's breath is like a cave
of dripping stalactites and echo
My mother sleeps and in her dreams
the worst is happening, again
Mountains surround us and muffle
the edge of younger times, the names
of places where we've said goodbye
and once again, we'll say goodbye
And carefully I lie in bed, listening
to the sound of distant snow
Monday, March 6, 2017
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