
Eyes of cats running, falling
to drown the dust of war.
A poet said it’s our tragedy.
I say, we must live – not
remember them.
All around me, strange
faces grow intimate –
rumbling and flayed.
As if the earth was an eggshell,
a trauma of the body.
Eyes of cats running, falling
to drown the dust of war.
A poet said it’s our tragedy.
I say, we must live – not
remember them.
All around me, strange
faces grow intimate –
rumbling and flayed.
As if the earth was an eggshell,
a trauma of the body.