Indian poet Annanya Uberoi, currently of Madrid, takes us to the Himalayan foothills in her poem “Wild Birds in Nepal,” excerpted here:
We rest as wild birds at midnight,
soundless, warm in our shelters nestling with
fine tea and good food, for we must sleep well
to wake up in time to taste the tangible rays
of golden light as they lay gentle and godlike
upon the massive rubble of the earth.
from the current issue of Deep Wild: Writing from the Backcountry, the home for creative work inspired by journeys to places where there are no roads. deepwildjournal.com
this is beautiful.
LikeLike
lovely poem, great issue.
LikeLike