Ode to Poetry
Agit Yogi Subandi's Poetry
Ode to Poetry
You, the dust who move in the wind
Every grains surely I catch and
I swallow
Your row, tangled of thread
That I must tidy up, in order to extend
In someone eyes and chest
Your body, the highest Everest Mountain
That I certain distance
With trembled feet
And your gesture, is snow on January
On that mountain
Is never end to stabbed:
Skin, eyes
Lungs,
And my heart
But when on the top,
Everything is gone
With the first take a breath
And when I will got you again
I should go down,
And start at the beginning again.
(2008)
Ode to Poetry
You, the dust who move in the wind
Every grains surely I catch and
I swallow
Your row, tangled of thread
That I must tidy up, in order to extend
In someone eyes and chest
Your body, the highest Everest Mountain
That I certain distance
With trembled feet
And your gesture, is snow on January
On that mountain
Is never end to stabbed:
Skin, eyes
Lungs,
And my heart
But when on the top,
Everything is gone
With the first take a breath
And when I will got you again
I should go down,
And start at the beginning again.
(2008)
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