ALICJA MARIA KUBERSKA
THE RAINBOW
I look for the rainbow every day.
It does not matter that the day is
Gloomy, foggy, cheerless
And the sky is covered by
Heavy, stormy clouds.
The rainbow sleeps
In the drops of rain.
Warmed with sunshine,
It stretches on the sky like a bow
And blooms with six colors.
I blow away the worries
Together with grey fog
LITTLE TOWN
I walk along the streets of the
town,
Which I once loved.
Today, I am an indifferent
stranger.
I barely recognize it.
There are no more old, hospitable
aunts.
No more nosy neighbors hidden
behind curtains,
Or brave men with war stories.
They are gone.
Time changed everything,
Not only the people, houses,
streets and trees.
It seems to me that it even
Repainted the shade of the sky
DRAWERS
Large drawers,
Fat dragons with big bellies,
Swallow the pages of my poems.
Saved careless letters,
Scraps, bits of thoughts, dreams,
feelings
About which I have been musing.
Scrambled words
On what you need and do not need -
Napkins from the bar,
Small pieces of paper,
Lie dormant.
Maybe someday
I will open the drawer.
From the cocoon of pages
Will hatch poems, as colorful as
dragonflies,
Or
like crickets chirping,
And they will fly, who knows where,
And to whom
ALICJA MARIA KUBERSKA
ALICJA MARIA KUBERSKA – awarded Polish poetess,
novelist, journalist, editor. She writes both Polish and English. She is an
author of many volumes. Her poems have been published in numerous anthologies
and magazines in Poland, Czech Republic, the USA, the UK, Belgium, Bulgaria,
Hungary, Albania, Spain, Argentina, Chile, Israel, Canada, India, Italy,
Uzbekistan, South Korea, Taiwan and
Australia. She won : medal on Nosside poetry competition in Italy, medal of
European Academy Science, Arts and Letters in France, statuette in Lithuania.
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 and IWA
Bogdani, Albania. She is also a member of directors’ board of Soflay Literature
Foundation.
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