White Dove
Someone hanged a
dead bird
on the bough of
a withered tree.
Feathers fell
like a white shroud
for the tufts of
grass and the plastic garbage.
I don't know who
nor why did it,
why he stole the
pigeon's wind from its wings.
“What a sad
allegory”, I thought
“Here are
humanity and the Earth.
Our poisoned
planet is dying of thirst
and we string up
peace.”
Melati and
Isabel Wijsen
Plastic Bags
They fell like
autumn leaves
on river waters
and soil.
They drift in
the seas and oceans
Eternally white,
almost immortal
- they are not
subject
to the cycles of
nature.
The leaves of
the trees will rot
and they will
crumble to dust.
Plastic will
last forever.
They were
supposed
to be a godsend,
replace paper
to protect the
trees.
They have become
a curse
and seeped in
everywhere.
They are
suffocating the planet.
Conversation With My Son
Twenty years of
memories divides us.
We are running
in different directions
from the point
called the present.
The colors of
the past
are blurred in
the future.
There is a lot
going on in your world
- milk has more
to do with carton than with a cow.
You do not
repair things
and interpersonal relationships.
See - mountains
of rubbish
and human
loneliness grow.
You do not have
time to talk.
The speed of
exchange of thoughts
depends on the
pace of writing.
You express
indignation with large letters,
colorful
emoticons
replace your
facial expressions.
Take a look at
old parents,
you will receive
the warmth of hugging.
We will not wait
forever,
time will
separate us.
Hurry up
- I'm worried
that dinner will cool down.
ALICJA MARIA KUBERSKA
ALICJA MARIA KUBERSKA – awarded Polish poetess,
novelist, journalist, editor. In 2011 she published her first volume of poems
entitled: “The Glass Reality”. Her
second volume “Analysis of Feelings”, was published in 2012. The third collection
“Moments” was published in English in 2014, both in Poland and in the USA. In
2014, she also published the novel – “Virtual roses” and volume of poems “On
the border of dream”. Next year her volume entitled “Girl in the Mirror” was
published in the UK and “Love me”, “(Not) my poem” in the USA. In 2015 she also
edited anthology entitled “The Other Side of the Screen”.
In 2016 she edited two volumes: “Taste of Love” (USA), “Thief of Dreams” (Poland) and international anthology entitled “Love is like Air” (USA). Next year she published volume in Polish entitled “View from the Window”, collection of love poems in Arabic and English entitled “Love like arabesque (together with Egyptian poet Mandour Saleh Hikiel). In 2018 she published international anthology “Love Postcards” and her volume in Russian entitled “Selected poems”. She is a chief editor of series of anthologies entitled “Metaphor of Contemporary” (Poland). Her poems have been published in numerous anthologies and magazines in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, the UK, Belgium, Bulgaria, Hungary, Albania, Spain, Turkey, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Israel, the USA, Canada, India, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Uzbekistan, South Korea, China, Taiwan, South Africa, Zambia, Nigeria and Australia. Her volumes were translated into Albanian language by famous poet and academic Mr Jeton Kelmendi, into Telugu language by famous Hindu poet Mr Lanka Siva Rama Prasad, into Turkish by famous Turkish poet Metin Cengiz, into Italian by famous Italian poetess Maria Miraglia and into Arabic by famous Syrian poetess Shurouk Hammouud. She won: distinction (2014) and medal (2015) on Nosside poetry competition in Italy, statuette in Lithuania (2015), medal of European Academy Science, Arts and Letters in France (2018)), award of Cultural Festival International “Tra le parole e l’ infinito” Italy (2018) She was also twice nominated to the Pushcart Prize in the USA. Alicja Kuberska is a member of the Polish Writers Associations in Warsaw (Poland), E- literaci (Poland)and IWA Bogdani, (Albania). She is also a member of directors’ board of Soflay Literature Foundation (Pakistan), Our Poetry Archive (India). She is Polish Ambassador of Culture of The Inner Child Press (the USA). She belongs to Editorial Advisory Board of Sahitya Anand (India) and IPA Editorial (India).

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