(Originally published in Frogpond 44:3 Autumn 2021).
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Elmedin Kadric
Elmedin Kadric was born in Novi Pazar, Serbia, but writes out of Helsingborg, Sweden. A student of both longer and shorter forms of poetry, and an avid observer of everything else.
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The new moon is such a lovely sight…my mother used to look straight into our eyes to wish us good health and luck. Is that an Eastern European tradition, I wonder?
But the dark side of the moon hides from all of us, never to be gazed upon unless one happens to be circumnavigating it in outer space.
love this!!
Much of it hidden?
Well seen.
The new moon is such a lovely sight…my mother used to look straight into our eyes to wish us good health and luck. Is that an Eastern European tradition, I wonder?
But the dark side of the moon hides from all of us, never to be gazed upon unless one happens to be circumnavigating it in outer space.