Ice cubes in a glass of scotchA Poem by Ina Waltzthis is for my grandpa that raised me and left this world too earlyA bottle of scotch you got for your 61st birthday waited for you (where you left it) on the lowest kitchen shelf While sickness embraced (taking slowly for a year) your intestines anger started pouring scotch in my glass (sadness in my head) Eight times I counted summer seasons yet warmth left my side my soul froze into ice cubes hoping you would come back Someone tried to melt the ice but was left with bitter taste they didn't know that (as every living thing ice holds for too long) unfrozen things start to rot and smell © 2013 Ina Waltz |
AuthorIna WaltzZagreb, -- Please Select --, CroatiaAboutI write poetry and short stories. I also draw and paint abstract images that my mind creates in order to understand the world and myself. I cannot live without creative outlet; when I don't write/pain.. more..Writing
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