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( votes)Christmas
written by: Bozena Helena Mazur-Nowak
beautiful spruce at neighbor's window
so proud and foster in hundred lanterns
they say that the family will arrive in droves
worry whether enough space for them
and here is so quiet, so quiet
I read the yellowed letters pages
covered with a patina of time
turkey is lazily walking in the garden
and asks for survival
children are looking off frames on the walls
such small and joyful
trembling hands clinging memories to the heart
a wafer is crying on the plate
Bozena Helena Mazur-Nowak
Bozena Helena Mazur-Nowak was born in Opole, Poland. In 2004 in search of work she migrated to Great Britain, where she lives. She published seven volumes of poetry; four in Polish and three in English. She also published a noel and three short story collections. Her work may be found in numerous worldwide anthologies and magazines. Winner of many poetry competitions. Proud holder of many international diplomas, awards, and distinctions. Her poetry was translated into twenty languages. Bozena Helena is also a translator to fellow poets, translates from and into English.
Latest posts by Bozena Helena Mazur-Nowak (see all)
- The Stage - June 16, 2020
- Christmas - December 22, 2019
- Dilemmas Of The Heart - August 16, 2019
