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Sijo Poem

February 26, 2016
By maggie1.3.h GOLD, Pewaukee, Wisconsin
maggie1.3.h GOLD, Pewaukee, Wisconsin
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I am here, gowns colored bright. He grasps my waist, under moon light.
Downing punch, “Here, here,” we toast. I look outside, there perched, my ghost.
“Hoo Hoo Hoo.” Waking from dreams. “Hoo Hoo Hoo.” Fly from the scene.


The author's comments:

Written in the Korean form of poems called sijo.


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