Tito's Orphans Poem by alex sarich

Tito's Orphans



Their son's now listening slowly to the chorus

of voices resonant above Danube's flowing

blood from past killings, through a city, named

Belgrade meaning white town with stone

walls echoing names of heroes, villains of past

and present, stirring memories of turmoil,

once a monolithic state ruled by Celts, Romans,

Austro Hungarians, and Turks of the Ottoman Empire

only to be replaced by a Serbian society and culture

a voice of pain within from the ashes of the past

grief at present, hope for the future youth.

bringing clarity from other leaders redeeming

all evil to a journey to parity without question.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The former Yugoslavia is now split into separate countries and was ruled buy Tito for many years, but if we go back over centuries we have a whole lot of history to look through.
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alex sarich

alex sarich

Swansea. Wales. UK
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