This poem describes the speaker's origins through sensory details of their surroundings, including warm mornings, the smell of fresh coffee, rainy grey days, and an old family tree that will end just as the speaker will. The speaker recalls aspects of their childhood like the school across the street and soccer games on TV, as well as traditions like Jasmine green tea and fairy lights hung on the ceiling. Overall, the poem uses imagery to reflect on the place and experiences that have shaped the speaker's identity.
This poem describes the speaker's origins through sensory details of their surroundings, including warm mornings, the smell of fresh coffee, rainy grey days, and an old family tree that will end just as the speaker will. The speaker recalls aspects of their childhood like the school across the street and soccer games on TV, as well as traditions like Jasmine green tea and fairy lights hung on the ceiling. Overall, the poem uses imagery to reflect on the place and experiences that have shaped the speaker's identity.
This poem describes the speaker's origins through sensory details of their surroundings, including warm mornings, the smell of fresh coffee, rainy grey days, and an old family tree that will end just as the speaker will. The speaker recalls aspects of their childhood like the school across the street and soccer games on TV, as well as traditions like Jasmine green tea and fairy lights hung on the ceiling. Overall, the poem uses imagery to reflect on the place and experiences that have shaped the speaker's identity.
and sunrise till sunset. The warm mornings and the narrow pathway towards the busy city. From quiet nights and the rich smell of dark coffee freshly made.
I am from the school across
the street, the soccer team on TV. From the wet gloomy days, and the hot Jasmine green tea.
I am from grey windy days,
and dark sleepless nights. From the white shining fairy lights hung up on the grey ceilings.
From the ravens crow, to
purple plum trees and dried out plants. With the old tree grown by my family that will end the same as me