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The Robin Sijo
November 16, 2016
Cigarettes: Grandfather’s vice. I ask gently, “Can you hear me?”
Vo5 and Old Spice hugs, my young heart broke when you never spoke…
Robin lands, his favorite kind. My heart is still: I hear you.
© Jacqueline T., Flowermound, TX
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This piece was written as a sijo, a Korean form of poetry.