English

I should have listened to the morning bird. Calling for the sun to rise and glow. Never called my sun in the distance. Never been so lonely in the morning. I hear the far stars, fading in the light, Shimmering away their last sigh, Humming a short melody for a dying night, Lifting the curse upon my soul. I stood on the edge of the southern cliffs, Facing death and some warm wind, Reaching out for the faraway seas, Caressing the milky clouds. To jump in the void towards a heartless morning, Without love, Hate, Fear, Pain, Or peace. Kill […]

After John Keats I hang from a cloud, fly over an island, Listen to cries and angry prayers, Find a path through filthy air and deadly smiles. Death is kneeling before your tender body, Begging to be kissed alive, Hug his tears and caress his wishes. The end is close, and an empty happiness, fills my heart. Scatter more of you delicious scent, Or recite your name without a fret. O, lonely breeze of drunken sorrow. No more nights to spare for her hymns, And only the moon can shine in the dark. Read me another letter, a last story, […]

The beats slow down Shivers… then suddenly stops A second of death… A moment of darkness Crude memories and the images of the days They begin to pass, spreading ashes and lies They will tell jokes and laugh at your head Let the party begin, you shout Silent and cold A breath rushes in the eyes A blink to the world that is… that was near… Closer to the dead heart Another weak beat Another chance to live for a second A moment without fear

About to leave for a journey Hanging all hopes Reaching the final fall I write to you on the evening cold sun Pain gnawing my heart Grabbing the dream of the dying light I hold to that delicious shadow of you Sipping your tea, brushing your hair Sending a kiss.. Dip a finger in your cream Approach the edges of your land Shackle myself with the eyes, lips.. Surrender to dread and despair I taste your laugh Swallow the sweetness dripping from the giggles You call me silly names You laugh once again.. last again I stand alone facing myself […]