A Day Of Ill LuckA Poem by A.A.RomanczukSorrow sways me In a few days I must leave Disheveled Abused by the wind Absentmindedly I ponder on the square Absentmindedly I throw crumbs To the little birds As has been for years Whenever I visit the square A day of ill luck A mirror broken The coin refused Into the fountain to fall As I walked the strings Of some poor bard's instrument Snapped The little birds stare at me I rise And turn Their gazes burn holes Through my clothes Farewell, I must away Away, I must As I walk All of Warsaw seems to ask Quo Vadis I wish I knew © 2010 A.A.RomanczukFeatured Review
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2 Reviews Added on September 30, 2010 Last Updated on September 30, 2010 AuthorA.A.RomanczukNJAbout“A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world.” - Oscar Wilde Feel free to check out my first publis.. more..Writing
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