Wood shingle by wood shingle
The walls of my cabin
Are now frigid and silent
I took the last framed picture
Off the wall facing north
I took a last photo
Perhaps for another wall
Wood shingle by wood shingle
I leave my cabin
To another man, his woman, his dreams
I will pack again
Another bag, another pillow
Leave the mountain to its sunsets
And in another city, on another wall
Hang the picture I took
Of the cabin where
Cedar shingle by
Cedar shingle
Cedar shingle
I said goodbye
Every day I was there
April 4, 2014
©Vahé Kazandjian, 2014
I took this picture in the Sahel, near the Algerian border.
Isn’t it wonderful to shutter so gracefully by keeping all the pieces nearby?
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