Tuesday, 16 February 2010
SHE
How can she feed me and kill me at the same time?
It's her venom love, I tell you:
behind her eyes lays indifference
and behind her hands her inexistence.
Cross my lips and hope she dies
if I ever get for my questions any replies.
How could she feed me
and then
fuck me from behind?
The traitor abandons the corpse,
the sheets go blind
and love is no more.
I still ask myself how could she
feed me and destroy me at the same time?
How could I not see
and thought I was doing fine.
We never know the reality of a person,
what's truly in her mind,
I guess she fed me and killed me
just because I'd leave her behind.
I'll never know, she won't either.
It's her venom love, I tell you:
behind her eyes lays indifference
and behind her hands her inexistence.
Cross my lips and hope she dies
if I ever get for my questions any replies.
How could she feed me
and then
fuck me from behind?
The traitor abandons the corpse,
the sheets go blind
and love is no more.
I still ask myself how could she
feed me and destroy me at the same time?
How could I not see
and thought I was doing fine.
We never know the reality of a person,
what's truly in her mind,
I guess she fed me and killed me
just because I'd leave her behind.
I'll never know, she won't either.
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Alice
I met her when she was much of a woman-child.
In her eyes I could see the eagerness of a newborn, wanting to feed from the world as there was no tomorrow. Soon enough I've learned she was capable of so much humanity as an orphan, and her hair, when struck by light or the wind, was the proof that God existed in each living being.
Once, I showed her the sea, and she just stood by the shore, sinking her bare feet in the sand, revolving them like in a sexy twisted veil dance. I remember as if it was today, that I kneeled down and held her foot, brought it close to me, to my chest, took off the sand of her feet and kissed them lightly. She told me she would never forget that moment, that no one had ever kissed her feet before.
There this other time, before, when she asked me to take her to a high place and when I took her to a high mount near a place called strangely the Blue Lagoon, once we climb it, I could hear her open her nostrils and absorb the surrounding wind. Next, everything stood still: all the forests at sight, filled with solitary pines and eucalyptus just stopped as to listen to the words she pronounced next, "We are gods standing in our thrones and watching the small men below."
She asked me if I believed in her, and I said, without hesitating, "Of course".
Today when I think about it, I believe she was a kind of a goddess, just passing some time among us, ordinary men. The way time stopped and went back and forth and never happened at all, because of her voice; everything grown, everything shrunken, by her hands, and all was like a dream-life just for her hair and her feet. She was the wonderland I never knew. And her lips were sealed and yet they've chanted a thousand hymns of joy. Alice was my prize on earth, an angel sent to erase my sorrows and give me better tomorrows. Now, I miss her so.
In her eyes I could see the eagerness of a newborn, wanting to feed from the world as there was no tomorrow. Soon enough I've learned she was capable of so much humanity as an orphan, and her hair, when struck by light or the wind, was the proof that God existed in each living being.
Once, I showed her the sea, and she just stood by the shore, sinking her bare feet in the sand, revolving them like in a sexy twisted veil dance. I remember as if it was today, that I kneeled down and held her foot, brought it close to me, to my chest, took off the sand of her feet and kissed them lightly. She told me she would never forget that moment, that no one had ever kissed her feet before.
There this other time, before, when she asked me to take her to a high place and when I took her to a high mount near a place called strangely the Blue Lagoon, once we climb it, I could hear her open her nostrils and absorb the surrounding wind. Next, everything stood still: all the forests at sight, filled with solitary pines and eucalyptus just stopped as to listen to the words she pronounced next, "We are gods standing in our thrones and watching the small men below."
She asked me if I believed in her, and I said, without hesitating, "Of course".
Today when I think about it, I believe she was a kind of a goddess, just passing some time among us, ordinary men. The way time stopped and went back and forth and never happened at all, because of her voice; everything grown, everything shrunken, by her hands, and all was like a dream-life just for her hair and her feet. She was the wonderland I never knew. And her lips were sealed and yet they've chanted a thousand hymns of joy. Alice was my prize on earth, an angel sent to erase my sorrows and give me better tomorrows. Now, I miss her so.
Tuesday, 2 February 2010
no title
Today the sky felt your absence,
it turned grey and almost felt like crying
wet pieces of sadness,
tears for a joy that was missed.
Today woke up without the sun
or the streaking sounds of birds laughing.
It was a break of dawn to remember,
for as long as there is a cloud in the sky
there's always a chance that it will rain
and the possibilities that come along
are so infinite that we hope that all fears,
all shadows and mists will be washed away.
Today was the day our hearts colided,
causing an invisible storm of sorrow,
sprinkled with rays of lust and desire.
And who knows if tomorrow the sky will be the same?
it turned grey and almost felt like crying
wet pieces of sadness,
tears for a joy that was missed.
Today woke up without the sun
or the streaking sounds of birds laughing.
It was a break of dawn to remember,
for as long as there is a cloud in the sky
there's always a chance that it will rain
and the possibilities that come along
are so infinite that we hope that all fears,
all shadows and mists will be washed away.
Today was the day our hearts colided,
causing an invisible storm of sorrow,
sprinkled with rays of lust and desire.
And who knows if tomorrow the sky will be the same?
Friday, 29 January 2010
The Blueberries Lament
I would yield you my whole heart
but unfortunately there was someone
before you
who tore it apart.
Through the neon lights
and smoke signs
I could see you
shining at me
with the vivid colors of dawn.
Pressed between my lips
were just three words
dying to be heard by you
in the mess of that red bar.
Now the foggy memories
come to me one by one
as I take a drink and then another
just to forget how many they are.
Lean on me, don't be scared,
I'm actually always here for you
and whenever you're not there
I'll just have a drink for you.
You came closer and I was in the sky,
drawn to you as a ray of light,
we could never be apart
since I saw you in that bar.
Drinking the woe away
now I realize you are here to stay
and suddenly I remember no more
the pain that knocked once at my door.
but unfortunately there was someone
before you
who tore it apart.
Through the neon lights
and smoke signs
I could see you
shining at me
with the vivid colors of dawn.
Pressed between my lips
were just three words
dying to be heard by you
in the mess of that red bar.
Now the foggy memories
come to me one by one
as I take a drink and then another
just to forget how many they are.
Lean on me, don't be scared,
I'm actually always here for you
and whenever you're not there
I'll just have a drink for you.
You came closer and I was in the sky,
drawn to you as a ray of light,
we could never be apart
since I saw you in that bar.
Drinking the woe away
now I realize you are here to stay
and suddenly I remember no more
the pain that knocked once at my door.
Thursday, 21 January 2010
Reflections
Went for a stroll on the park,
saw old people sitting on the benches,
as the young ones were playing on the grass
with the dogs excited and free to bark.
Reached the water line at the large pond,
and reflected in the starry mirror there were
the memories that are now so fond to me.
In the everlasting garnished thought,
saw the lines on the faces of the old people
showing off serenity in the water,
and the sparkling laughters of the young ones
just playing on that same pond.
As I walked underneath the trees,
with birds announcing warmer days,
I remembered what the sky says
in those times that the shy sun appears.
He whispers that there's always beauty
to be seen in the eyes of the beholder
for whenever it gets darker
the flowers will always be pretty
even if it gets colder.
saw old people sitting on the benches,
as the young ones were playing on the grass
with the dogs excited and free to bark.
Reached the water line at the large pond,
and reflected in the starry mirror there were
the memories that are now so fond to me.
In the everlasting garnished thought,
saw the lines on the faces of the old people
showing off serenity in the water,
and the sparkling laughters of the young ones
just playing on that same pond.
As I walked underneath the trees,
with birds announcing warmer days,
I remembered what the sky says
in those times that the shy sun appears.
He whispers that there's always beauty
to be seen in the eyes of the beholder
for whenever it gets darker
the flowers will always be pretty
even if it gets colder.
Saturday, 16 January 2010
Worthless
In times of diamonds and pearls
I found myself stuck in a little jewellery box.
Shattered to pieces, and once in that way divided,
there's nothing left to subtract.
Shiny dust sprinkled on the other fake jewels,
as they gossip and stare, pointing me
with their viperous tongues.
I used to shine so bright, like a star;
they were always jealous of me,
and now, I still shine, but into pieces.
So small are the pieces, so free is how I feel,
that being among and touching them
feels like I'm blessing them with a bit of shine.
All in all, all the jewels are worthless,
if they can't make you shine on your own.
I found myself stuck in a little jewellery box.
Shattered to pieces, and once in that way divided,
there's nothing left to subtract.
Shiny dust sprinkled on the other fake jewels,
as they gossip and stare, pointing me
with their viperous tongues.
I used to shine so bright, like a star;
they were always jealous of me,
and now, I still shine, but into pieces.
So small are the pieces, so free is how I feel,
that being among and touching them
feels like I'm blessing them with a bit of shine.
All in all, all the jewels are worthless,
if they can't make you shine on your own.
Monday, 21 December 2009
Trainspotting (quotation)
Choose life.
Choose a job.
Choose a career.
Choose a family.
Choose a fucking big television, Choose washing machines, cars, compact disc players, and electrical tin openers.
Choose good health, low cholesterol and dental insurance.
Choose fixed- interest mortgage repayments.
Choose a starter home.
Choose your friends.
Choose leisure wear and matching luggage.
Choose a three piece suite on hire purchase in a range of fucking fabrics.
Choose DIY and wondering who you are on a Sunday morning.
Choose sitting on that couch watching mind-numbing sprit- crushing game shows, stuffing fucking junk food into your mouth.
Choose rotting away at the end of it all, pishing you last in a miserable home, nothing more than an embarrassment to the selfish, fucked-up brats you have spawned to replace yourself. Choose your future.
Choose life...
But why would I want to do a thing like that?
Thursday, 17 December 2009
Point of no return
Circles of corporations swallow me down
there's no place to hide, nowhere to escape
only when I stop and get refuge in you
I am a better man.
Sure as once economy
was defined by,
they said,
the rational distribution
of supposedly scarce goods,
they're just too greedy
and now plunged in abbundance.
We're living in the wasteland
no one really cares
as long as they got their chevies
and the life of a rock & roll band.
What's the point of wanting more than you need,
what are you going to do with so much waste
no wonder you always think you need more space.
What's the point of so much high-technology
if you don't put it for good use?
It's the point of no return for society,
the smallest circle in the middle of the pond
of money and greed, just drowning,
I guess humanity will never succeed.
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