Paris a movable feast

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Tewenty years ago I studied in this city of love and great expectations. Living here has for ever changed my life and me to the better I would claim.


I was living off my parents and that was making my life easier and lighter. Still I took my studies very seriously as I’ve always been veery ambitious. And I did not write many poems or prose back in those days, only letters and my diaries.


And now packing for a short visit to Paris as my dad is turning 80.


It rings in my mind

Paris a movable feast

Some words take many years


I did indeed read the book with the same title by Hemingway when I was studying in Paris. And I wrote the poem on the 1st and 2nd if January 2024.


For New Year’s Kim was hosting a Haibun Monday at the dVerse Poets Pub. We all are human and should show this in our Haibuns.


„Haibun (jap. 俳文 für possenhafte Schilderung) ist eine lyrische Mischform der japanischen Literatur. Das Haibun ist eine knappe, von subjektiven Eindrücken durchzogene Skizze, in der meist gen Ende ein Haiku eingebettet ist.“ (Wikipedia)


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2 Antworten to “Paris a movable feast”

  1. I agree, some words do take many years.

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