Waroeng Syair-Syair Kerinduan

Kolom khusus Kumpulan puisi-puisi Kerinduan

Ceceran tulisan dalam puisi, corat-coret sketsa perjalanan sejak tahun 90-an hingga sekarang.

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Aku bukan Penyair,

Aku hanyalah orang yang tenggelam

dalam kata,

Mati terkubur bersama Puisi itu sendiri.

....

Aku bukan Penyair...

(Jakarta 1994, Malam Kenangan Chairil Anwar)

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Ketika musim bunga-bunga mekar

dan saat warna-warni kupu-kupu

beterbangan.

Cintaku tiba bersamanya.

(Salatiga, Juni 2020)

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Aku menahan diri untuk tidak bertanya

bagaimana kabarmu.

Aku menahan diri agar kau tidak tahu

betapa aku merindukanmu. Aku menahan diri

agar tidak selalu mencemaskanmu.

Aku pura-pura sibuk...

(Jakarta, November 1995)

_________&&&&&&_________

Kita tidak pernah tahu kebenaran Cinta

sejati.

Yang penting

tetaplah di jalan kebaikan.

Biarkan Tuhan yang memutuskan.

(Baciro - Yogyakarta 1996)

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