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Orion
October 23, 2017
He peers up at the dusty stars,
seeing his dearest array.
In the nurse’s arms, she’s cradled.
Gazing into Orion’s eyes,
he expects to see new stars.
But, discovers his whole world.
© Anonymous
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This is written in a Korean poetic form called a sijo.