To My Far Away Sister
Every evening I wait for our meeting .
You are so far and same time so close;
I think I can hear Your voice and Your laugh ;
We can praise to days technology for this wonder ;
The twenty first century gave us this chance ;
To find each other and be together.
To be together in our thoughts, spirit and prayers;
To care and support each other;
I shamelessly say, “I love You my sister!
And care about You much” .
Lost soul!
Little Soul woke up
After Long sleep slept;
Desperate longing for eternal living
She went looking for her place
in the world. Strange unknown
But very soon the little soul
To the understanding came
That no one needed her
It has seen its place, it was closed
Bright, well-dressed together;
Go away, what you want;
We do not need you here
You are only burden,
go away and disappear
Intelligence getting rid of her sharply
It sought its place little soul
There, where everything simple and human
Hand and black blistered hands of workers
Tired, weired in the the air:
Let us t in peace, go away
and newer come back
We have our own drones- enough!
Stop the soul in the busy crowd
Searching for friends;
Indifferent iced faces
quietly slipped pass
Although floods, even a storm;
it’s not concern of mine;
go away ,We don’t need You
Soul was embarrassed, went quietly
Nowhere did not she fitted in
Like a lost leave
between heaven and earth
rocked little soul so hopeless;
Joy and funny;
Love, happiness;
Sincerity, friendship;
Compassion
Was extinct dinosaurs nowadays
Embarrassed and distraught
Soul sadly cuddled up
As the kitten in the basket
She went back to solitude
Desiring to fell in lethargic sleep
Chanting quietly by herself
“I want ,want.want
Never ever be here! ”
About the Poet
Inguna Brazil, born in 1964 in former soviet Latvia . Emigrated to Ireland in 2001. Married, mother of two daughters one of them, youngest , is very special needs child ,needed care 24/7 . She is her priority. Inguna is published author. She has published one book in English, one in Latvian. Soon two more books are coming, one in a co -project, her works together with another Latvian authors.
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