NAGASAKI
When we
tumble over walls
fencing
us in, we begin to learn there is a garden
out there we have yet
to explore, no rain nor scent
of danger will stop us.
We plow on
through our own
little
plots and ask about that smell of burning carrion
wafting on a summer breeze.
It is too
late to warn these
noisy nestling
neighboursscavenging for scorched worms
on brittle shrivelled leaves:
The burning sky is falling.
---Albert
B. Casuga
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