New Mirage Journal

             Winter 2012    Georgia Ann Banks-Martin, editor   newmiragejournal@yahoo.com 


   

  • New Mirage Journal
    • Cover Winter 2012
  • Interview with Afric
    • Poems by Afric
    • Red letter day
    • Scraps
    • Late
    • No need
    • White sky
    • Valentine
  • NMJ Contributors Winter 2012
    • Surviving Irene
    • The Visible and the in-
    • Marge Piercy
    • When a Tree Dreams
    • Ticket Home
    • DJ Gaskin
    • The Bars
    • Nursing Homes
    • John F. McMullen
    • A little Angel
    • Dew
    • unloved
    • Alicja Maria Kuberska
    • Mettle
    • Something Else
    • Terri McCord
    • 16 Poetry
    • Koray Feyiz
    • Aborted Voice
    • I now know my grandmother's name
    • Cipher
    • Sweta Vikram
    • Leadership
    • Action of God
    • Ronald Fischman
    • Let Me kill you with my love
    • The me of the Then
    • Jennifer Park
  • Book Review
  • Cover Fall 2011
    • Poems by Kazimierz Linda
    • A look into Darkness, Daybreak,The angles have flawn away,
    • Untitled Selections
    • Notes
  • NMJ Contributors Fall 2011
  • Book Reviews Fall 2011
    • Book Review by Cindy Hochman
    • Book Review by Millicent Borges Accardi
  • Submission Guidelines
  • Back issues
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Poems by Kazimierz Linda

A look into darkness

 

glances in the fog do not reach their aim

they do not go past the ring of light around the street lamp

where a lady in a short dress guards

her workplace with no chance for retirement benefits

The shadow is sliding along a street 

disregarding vulgarity and flash of a knife

a guardian avoids forsaken places

This is how homelesness is born under the cover of manhole




The angels have flawn away

 

They have flawn following the

accelerating clock hands

they took this and that

of my life story

leaving bitter taste

of passing

and a bit of imitation of silver

above my face

 

nobody wants to tell

why the angels

have disappeared into nowhere





Daybreak

At quarter to six

when my alarm clock still snoozes

I open my eyes one at the time

Checking if the day

has freed itself from the embrace

of the Moon

I do not plan for the day

I drift with the time flow

I gaze at moving clowds

Collecting events

Closing chapter of reality

one after another



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