Haïku, Métro Mirabeau
Down the subway’s mouth
the panting breath of Paris
keeps him going on
Photo: Izis Bidermanas
Virginie Colline is a French translator living in Paris. Her poems have appeared inPrick of the Spindle, Spinozablue and Seltzer, among others. “Haïku, Métro Mirabeau” first appeared in BRICKrhetoric, issue 10.
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