Years Of Silence Poem by Chen-ou Liu
Years Of Silence
A Haibun
a new moon -
mother's letter heavy
with voices from the past
In the bottom drawer of the desk, there is my childhood photo with tanned brown edges. I am five or six years old, clinging to mother's left leg. She leans towards the front door with two suitcases in hand. I don't remember who took the photo. I don't want to remember.
Sunday, June 5, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: relationship,childhood ,moon,mother
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