bomb-ravaged field
sixty-five years later
a monument to peace
becoming another
stop for tourists
Notes From the Gean
Vol. 2, Issue 2, September 2010
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On the hydrangeas
the weight of the morning sun
the evening sun
---Otsuyu
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3 comments:
So dark. Like it...
Sad reflection on people and short memories of history. Good poem.
Alan
Thank you both for your kind comments. It's one of those dark moments in world history which ought not be repeated.
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