Let’s Play A Hugging Game
written by: Simona Prilogan
@SCotidian
Let’s play a hugging game,
Birds seemed to say,
We might share some food,
Some feelings for good,
‘Till earth will have healed
Its most hurting wounds.
We might take on peace
For heart’s pain to ease.
We might keep the hope
In minds so could cope
While panic absurd
It’s graving a wound
To our mum-earth.
We her children birth
Let’s play hugging game
For love to rename
These moments of night
In most springy light.
Let’s play smiling cards
In welfare regards.
SEPTEMBER 2021 AUTHOR OF THE MONTH at Spillwords.com
A radiographer by day, and a storyteller by night, Simona is proud to have published two poetry collections: ‘Daydreams among chestnut trees’ (2021, Bucharest, Siono) and ‘Carving Magic’ (2023, London, Austin Macauley Publishers), along with several collaborations on collective anthologies.
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