PoetryLiterary Corner

On Hearing the Voice of a Child Singing Der Voghormia

Head bent, hunched forward on hard bench Settling in for the eyes shut and Bones and dirt and Feeling alone. But bones and dirt scatter with the Voice of a child from behind the curtain. Defying expectation, daring convention, Lungs open, voice like a bell ring

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Georgi Bargamian

Georgi Bargamian writes about loss, longing, identity and heritage. Her poetry has been published in the Cincinnati Review, Trampoline, Eunoia Review, Wild Greens, The Armenian Weekly, and elsewhere. She lives in Ann Arbor, MI and can be found on Instagram @georgi_bargamian.

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