Pump
It was an anonymous
part of the present.
It bore imprints of percolating gears enmeshed into
a tentative wheel that turned
back the tap of hours
streaming, streaming,
at the end of a handle
– a tear-like dream, a sadness in uproar.
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Pump
- August 16, 2020
- 10:54 pm
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- Irina Moga is the author of four poetry books. Her latest poetry collection, Sea Glass Circe, was launched through Toronto LitUp! and Toronto International Festival of Authors (TIFA) in 2020. Irina’s next book, a collection of poems in French, is forthcoming with Éditions L’Harmattan in France. Tatiana Arsénie is an artist from Berlin, Germany; her work was part of numerous individual and group exhibitions. A series of projects carried out from 2007 to 2016, resulted in several collections of drawings that were well received and led to the publication of her two books.
3 thoughts on “Pump”
Thank you for posting our work – much appreciated!
Dear Irina, I love your poem.
Our works pass so wonderful together.
You’r am Inspiration for me!
Bread requires two main ingredients: water and flour.
Both exist independently yet neither can claim primacy in the mix.
Then comes the kneading and the melting of the souls together with a drop of yeast.
However, the very best bread has an ingredient that one can never overlook: soul.
The “bread” you two make together has it all.
Congratulations.