NARRATIVE RHYMES
Homecoming (Part I) poem of the blog

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Poem
Homecoming (Part I)

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I go home thinking about love and the future,
haunt history, childhood and roots.
I come home, perhaps looking
new sunsets
Crosses in shadows

and there I see you
thing of the past
concreteness in this
lovable, tangible
but perhaps unattainable

Six image and breath
of steps / I moved since I live.
My return / you were NOSTOS
before that I was. /
You were?
           You were not?
                        I remember you /
place where estuava
the expectation of attuarmi. /

           I used you,
walking,
embrace / brother usual
odes and poems / only we
we knew rhyme.


AUTHORS:
Angelo Baiunco, Umberto F. M. Cefalà, Tiziana Porcelli

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2016-11-02T13:13:04Z
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