I’M GLAD IT GIVE HER I COULD

( CYCLE : STIGMA OUR SOULS )

Among the nice mountains

Of the beaten track

Live my remarkable friend

In  old with garden house

 

From her kitchen big window

Wild floral, herbat meadow

Colorful, humming, fragnant

Overgrown abanoded mine

 

In her room are great

Outstanding man big portrait

Of country’s history expelled

By current commie governent

 

My remarkable friend

Almost nothing me tells

About her years of youth

She liked dance

Had husband once

Was political arrested

 

Has interesting of humor sense

Of person who from distance

In our world observing events

Has visits now adult students

 

Recently fell in love

Tells me with blushing face

That younger he’s than her

He is artist, he’s big loner

 

He renovate her furniture

On motocycles takes in journey

Heart disease once she’s weaking

And in his arms suddently dying

 

At her funeral is her brother

Nobody know’s man here

But coffin carries crying he

Unknown artist, beloved her

Man too soon after died

 

Behind by her I have

Of Norwid’s poems books

Snow -white anemones

Spreading in my garden

Also few of her letters

Me there of evil she warms

 

I didn’t have courage

To ask her more, regret

She listen me prefered

Liked fierceness of my youth

I’m glad it give her I could

 

( October 19, 2024 )

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Regina Obergard

Regina Obergard’s poetry is a fierce testament to the divine spark within each of us.

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