POEM OF THE DAY
August 23
Through my ancestral house’s jalousie panes,
I witnessed the seductress supreme;
A drenched monsoon siren
with black and blue hues,
who descended in June
and vanished in August.
But now from this high-rise,
All I see is a graying lady.
Mumbling almost every day
in a foreign and pacific tongue.
Through my ancestral house’s jalousie panes,
I witnessed the seductress supreme;
A drenched monsoon siren
with black and blue hues,
who descended in June
and vanished in August.
But now from this high-rise,
All I see is a graying lady.
Mumbling almost every day
in a foreign and pacific tongue.