The Last Smile
In a war-torn city
a long line of people
awaited food
A young boy’s turn finally arrived
with a radiant smile
he kissed the helper’s hand
his joy spilled over into the crowd
For just a moment
his world seemed perfect
but then exploded
a bomb dropped down
engulfing everyone
Still clutching the bread in his hands
he never had the chance to eat
Drunk
Oh, the evening breeze—
Is like sweet wine,
So intoxicating
I cannot resist it
My senses drink it in
I feel entranced,
I see two moons in the sky
beckoning me to dance
I wish they could come down
And accompany me
for another drink
Your poem Drunk. It surprised me, a side of you I never thought of before. I take my cap off to your ability to see yourself so clearly.
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