Lykren
04-30-2013, 05:30 PM
A Remark
Every word
leaves a wound,
is
a flutter of wings
that muffles breath.
The arch of the leaf
(trembling)
holds the dew
(trembling)
above the river,
who seizes,
like a thirsty old man,
the drop.
At each touch
the surface changes;
at each touch
you shiver, as if
I were the wind,
and you the trees,
letting more go
each second.
The dim clouds
talk
and every word
is a pattern of wings,
leaving no breath.
Every word
leaves a wound,
is
a flutter of wings
that muffles breath.
The arch of the leaf
(trembling)
holds the dew
(trembling)
above the river,
who seizes,
like a thirsty old man,
the drop.
At each touch
the surface changes;
at each touch
you shiver, as if
I were the wind,
and you the trees,
letting more go
each second.
The dim clouds
talk
and every word
is a pattern of wings,
leaving no breath.