Author name: KAZIMIERZ BURNAT

POLAND, WORLD’S POETS

In a Labyrinth

Reconciled with the world you begin the day however the sound of sirens tears bright thoughts you do not associate dreams names faces streets like a madman you search for a premise of being yourself   the autumn morning fortifies you with platinum cladding   that will be the moment when you liberate yourself from

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POLAND, WORLD’S POETS

Descending

A cold October a tearful branch of an apple tree strews the road with leaves wet vehicles pass human silhouettes while betwixt the stones the pain overgrows with dry bramble thorns some fearful feelings of the already post-autumnal emptiness   soft light of the moon wraiths of precipices minutes creak underfoot the heart of an

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Turkiye, WORLD’S POETS

peace

  once again a massacre, again on my feet I am alive since there is a hope.   I have trouble like being alive since auschwitz the world war I changed nothing the world war II and even vietnam   my pains are constantly growing my pains are constantly growing   I was hitler, I

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Turkiye, WORLD’S POETS

THE LOST HELL 

(You, divine, sweet woman! How come you did lose yourself all of a sudden, You withered and got close to death?) – John Milton   Ah Cassius, Yehuda Ah the cycle not taking its lesson The wrong case extending heaven from the same mouth loftily While looking for a comfy, White place As ravaging, and

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Turkiye, WORLD’S POETS

THEATRICAL

One more coincidence: We are both loyal We both prefer not to die for anything Tomorrow I’m getting a gift voucher for a celebration I can’t decide what we love most Could an enchanting city be for sale?   One more coincidence, We can both play the bongos If we really wanted to, we could

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