Two Koreas Poem by Donal Mahoney
Two Koreas
Some old wounds
can never be sutured
and email is always
the wrong needle to try.
So is the phone.
Fly to your daughter.
Tell her thirty years later
it's time to end the war
between two Koreas.
You're sorry you didn't attend
the wedding she never had.
It's not her fault she looked
so much like her mother.
That was another war
death would end.
Monday, July 29, 2013
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