Yadu
Trees cover her
in red lured by
the skirts in Prague.
There is grass that
grows: (while sharks mourn
the larks of some vermilion lips)
high-heels. They stir
waters. Birds. When
the turn of cars
stops the parting
of punk pink people she recalls Dad:
how he would curl
by the world's need
of blurbs on dark
skies and stars-walk
the park with wide open umbrellas.
Lesbian. Sir,
she's a girl lo-
ver. Blurts out far
from Father who,
stopped fishing. Since Fish don't talk. Awful.
*(a variation of the Burmese poetry form)
poem by Afrodita Nikolova
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