Istanbul Literary Review - September 2011 Edition (#21)
Istanbul Literary Review - September 2011 Edition (#21)
Waste
by
Peycho Kanev
They lie on their backs like
broken flowers.
They lie on their backs with
legs wide apart like the hands of
the clock.
Their faces starring at the sun,
and as the time lose itself into the
darkness,
as they lie on their backs.
Young and old,
some of them received some deadly kisses
by the faith
and some-not touched at all.
This monstrosity in the human race!
Everyone is praying to be loved
and everyone is nobody.
Tarot cards:
but all the flowers today are
dirt and worms.
Istanbul Literary Review - September 2011 Edition (#21)
Peycho Kanev
USA
Peycho Kanev’s work has been published in Welter, Poetry Quarterly, The Catalonian Review, The Arava Review, The Mayo Review, Chiron Review, Tonopah Review, Mad Swirl, In Posse Review, Southern Ocean Review, The Houston Literary Review and many others. He is nominated for Pushcart Award and lives in Chicago. His collaborative collection "r", containing poetry by him and Felino Soriano, as well as photography from Duane Locke and Edward Wells II is available at Amazon.com. His new poetry collection "Bone Silence" will be published in September 2010 by Desperanto, New York.
Istanbul Literary Review - September 2011 Edition (#21)