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Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Little Tokyo

It started with boxes
Alien, knotted silk presents,
Stiff and climbing petal-drops
Clinging to havens lost.

What's left to hold
the mother's soul,
facing the changing horizon?

She started with a new world-
A pilgrimage hastily made safe,
then, undone
Behind an unchanged face,
Still beautiful after this.

Now she blooms in empty halls-
A lady in stained glass,
Behind the empty windows-
Her calligraphy of shadows.

Still masked, she holds firm
The casualties of smiling war.

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