Winter came late this time and
as I strolled Warsaw’s cobblestone pavement
as my hands were pressed against the insides of my pockets
as I found snowflakes in the corners of my squinted eyes, making my sight blurry,
I met a lady outside of her shop.
She stood there and had a smoke, a cold one. A smoke with wind in the back of her neck and around her ankles.
„Warsaw is rather cruel to you“, I said, but I guess she didn’t hear me.
Maybe I didn’t say it out loud.
Nice….I felt this one.
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Wonderful photo made even more so by your words.
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So vivid – I imagine I am in front of the woman smoking in the raw, Warsaw cold. Picture and poem go hand in hand.
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I like this..
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Wonderfully evocative poem! x
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Brrrr…
Paz
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Beautiful…
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Evocative – lovely 🌹
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There is so much we don’t say out loud – l sometimes wish l had been braver and said those things l felt in my heart but are now long forgotten regrets – there are many of them.
Wonderful words and a great picture – thank you.
Regards
Dan
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As I smoked my cigarette and read this the first time
I felt the wind on my neck and the snow on my eye,
I met the woman from across the sea, then I thought
That old woman was me
Perfect.
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Oh wow. You made my day!
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That is so moving and so well expressed. I’m enjoying reading your posts!
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Beautiful verse to illustrate and transform this excellent photo from cold and dark to warm and somehow loving!
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Love this photo and the sentiment – how many times do we let a moment pass without saying what we wish we could?
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Beautiful photo, extraordinary piece of writing. Bravo!
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Wonderfully written, you made the day and weather so real. The photo, oh for words to express the story it tells. Thank you for sharing.
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