Author name: Elena Mitru

Romania, WORLD’S POETS

Autumn

You are the ointment of my morning, You’re the prayer climbing my eyeballs, holy water of flowers I drink from you And in lilies baptistry I’m washing sins away. October! In the autumn weaving The rust, the rust and the good, I get up in the day, on fog scales To the sun that spoiled

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Romania, WORLD’S POETS

Elena

I love this indexed woman whose name is scandal to the day from the times of Troy, severely besieged ever since, and to the present. She wants me to take her on very small atolls where a single season in blue exists it’s not raining and there are no storms nor Romanians filled with E’s.

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Romania, WORLD’S POETS

LOOKS

Do not judge me after this poem written one night leaving in Somes Square near a wall I hear another whisper there under burnt brick I wrote with colored chalk I found it erased in the morning but look Somebody dared to shade my word Right now and they said to me, the wind blows

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