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📚 Colection Chiaroscuro
By
Durdica Porobija
ยท 46 poems
LISTENING TO A TREE
REST
NIGHT DISCOLORING
MOON AT NOON
THE WORLD AS A BATTLEFIELD
THE GREAT PREGNANT WOMEN
THE FUTURE HAS SPOKEN
A WINDOW THAT LIGHTS
LETTER OF SPRING
ONLY FLOWERS
CLEAR MORNING
WHO CAN RESTRAIN SPRING?
WHY DOES THE RIVER RIPPLE
PRACTICE ETERNITY
MY MOTHER SETS BEHIND THE CLOUDS
JOY CUP
FLOWERS vs PRICES
THE CLIMB
AURORA
THE WORLD IS AN ORCHESTRA
SUMMER STORM
GREEN GRASSCOC
LIGHT
FAMILY
The WORLD AS A WHEAT FIELD
"NO" IS A STEP-BY-STEP DRAWING OF SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS
BY DYING INTO REST
LIGHT
DRY RIVERS
WHAT WOULD I DO IF I WAKE UP AS A SEA LION
FIRE
SANJA /in Croatian San-girl
AS IN THE VINEYARD
AN APPLE TREE FOR SHADE
THE SAME
SOLITUDE AND LONELINESS
SAY NO TO ANGER, NO TO HATRED
THROUGH A SQUIRREL'S EY
OPTIMISM
DREAM-HOUSE
AUTUMN POEM ABOUT LEAVES
LIFE
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION
A YELLOW-GRAY WORLD
SHADOWS OF THE PAST
SILENT WITNESS
