Sveta Guralnik

Sveta Guralnik Poems

The dirt is dry.
I want to cry.

The dirt that fell
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Haunting yellow blossoming
Trumpet tree in the narrow lane
Ruffled petals of trumpets clustered
In a manner of fruit not flowers
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Frail lilac
Against the pale
Veil of sky
Even heaven
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Don't call a tree a tree
The world is full
Of grace and silent laughter
Constellations
...

I was eating strawberries
With sugar and cream
And reading from a book
About a Chinese girl
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A poem is
A novel
Concise,
Enveloped
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Your Road

The dirt is dry.
I want to cry.

The dirt that fell
From the soles of your slippers.
I stepped into it
With my bare foot.
It felt like bread crumbs,
Brittle and dry.

And I wanted to cry.
To say: do not go.
Stay.

We were eating a cabbage pie
And oranges.
I said: if you wish, go.

The only way
To say: don't leave,
Is to say: go.
Sometimes.

The only way
To say: I will stay,
Is to answer:
I will go.

And then
The door,
Wooden and broad.
The dirt,
The precious
Crumbs
Of your road.

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