far from where the
homeland lied,
far from where our tongue
was spoken
and where I knew a face
in people passing by?
What was it about that
rain
that fell through early
mornings
in Kazakhstan
and Georgia?
That exotic morning rain…
If the sun appeared
it took its holy place
before the lovers of the world.
If the fog came thick
it stalled the dying of
the night.
But our partner in the
dance
—that early morning rain
miles and miles from
home:
it didn’t need to speak
of love
nor think upon the night.
That exotic morning rain
came tender with the dawn
and with it washed away
all we’d known before.
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