My soul caught fire,
and pain was glacial.
I burned my heart down and covered it with frost.
I exhaled the specters dwelling in every edge and corner of this dungeon.
They whispered, “the future is unwritten.”
I gathered the ashes.
On these walls
I engraved eternal love
that they have never known.
***
Perhaps outside these invisible walls,
a future had your name in it,
a future we could write.
***
But you were a different kind of fire,
Orchestrating the unborn, igniting life in a barren land,
letting it
pour.
In a place where roses die,
your flower buds sprouted from sand.
***
The distance was bruised and bloo
I am insular, languid, frozen in time, wavering in prostration.
The space between your eyes;
the void;
a universe;
that drank me.
The elegy I sang;
the house I painted;
a deathbed.
How to be lonely in a crowded room;
how to destroy something beautiful;
how to drown
in a chain of disappearance.
And I said.
If I take leave, please understand that I tried my best to stay.
But the water.
It was the water.
By the hand,
she led me to the water
with stones in her pockets.
Hero followed Leander;
a bird without wings;
boneless feather;
and I was flying.
My cadaverous breath
took it all in
until water was me.
The unyielding waves
surrounding my pa
The music he knows,
his trembling arms hear.
Leaves him still,
soaked in fear.
The stars glow.
In heavenly solace they masquerade.
Love’s fiery hues,
his infant heart they persuade.
Fountains of fairytales never told
march in a land of a secret garden.
The sun orchestrates its dismay;
a dissonance… and he withers away.
The size of my canvas can never be big enough for drawing the dry winter reflected in your eyes. The snowstorms never part from your lungs, and the frozen river never stops kissing your blue lips. All dead trees are gathered in your soul, and you long for one green leaf, but you cannot fight the sky. You cannot fight the emptiness when even the edge of happiness is a long gone dream. If I could take it all away, I would. If I could, I'd bleed for you, I'd feel for you; I'd die for you. Your eyes smile, but I know that your heart burns and bleeds. Your eyes are old and wrinkled, but I see the innocent child in them saying "please don't leave m
Humanity's laughter
Is welcoming a new spring,
But to her,
That's not what humanity offers to bring.
Autumn imprisoned her soul
In a small cage with no air
Where no angels sing,
Where no gentle wind would move her hair.
That child no longer runs in wide open fields,
Or jumps on green, green grass.
That ballerina no longer dances;
She only crawls on broken glass.