Poetry By
Joanna Kurowska
Published on: 12/9/2013
My World
I would follow you, Jesus if I did not live in a kingdom where one thing covets another the chair a table, the floor a rug the wall a picture, water a faucet space me I do not stand with my feet on the earth anymore The tree is no longer a brother to me In my kingdom —which creates me— I hung a one-hundred-watt sun. I decorate the wall by nailing a portrait of god to it, which an artist has made in his own image
Published on: 12/4/2013
egress
enclosed by a wall that is empty inside I am riding an express train on my left is a madman on my right is a child through their eyes, as through a door open to a garden, birds fly
Published on: 10/23/2010
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a group of people push their way onto a crowded bus a three-year-old boy exclaims: finally we are riding together the whole family!
Published on: 10/23/2010
A Sparrow
They talked about great pain Finally the time of silence came The wind moved the curtain A sparrow sat on a twig and chirped Somebody asked: "What are you doing here, little one?" He sang: "For this I entered the world, that I might testify to truth"
Published on: 10/23/2010
Missionary of Love
Do not be afraid I have not come to yell the names of things unknown into your ear I will not be attaching a beard to God's face or putting glasses on yours I have come to ask for a little bit of room
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