A Day Two
with the mum
and I'm rediscovering Lebanon.
Re-amused, re-experiencing.
I notice more
and I know where to look.
Lebanon does this to you the first time;
it overwhelms you.
A short visit
enriches your visual bank so much that you have no time to spend
on deep observation.
Yet this time,
I did.
I had the time to look at all the ways Lebanon is special
in the pickled jars,
in the huge corns,
in the carpet settings,
in the polluted highways,
in the old driver who speaks
three languages in one sentence
in the way the sea meets the land
and in the way it makes me feel so aware of myself.
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