It is possible
that the night,
dawn between my fingers,
that a lost thought,
invite me to waste my time,
to catch me suddenly,
in a silent moment,
of a utopian joke,
hesitant in its foundations.
So far and so precise,
I am left feeling today,
a vagabond in art,
to know who I am.
In my cautious wait,
the afternoon rains in ashes,
as imploring my blood,
that moves away from my veins,
a second more grace,
in his anonymous game,
for tomorrow at dawn,
someone give him a smile
I expose my face to the dew,
to rid him of asperities,
of those who left me,
without my stars speakers.
Some ignorant says to me,
but I had on the way,
So many books that spoke to me,
like the ones I've never read,
and from those people I remember,
between streets and bricks,
words that woke up,
of my voice to infinity.
I have not counted how many times,
I gave licenses to my soul,
I have not counted how many times,
I went back home.
It is possible that the night,
accompany me on the sidewalks,
with my body drawn,
by the shadow of the tiles,
and in a sibylline corner,
a rose and a bee,
they fall in love forever,
under the shelter of a fence.
dawn between my fingers,
that a lost thought,
invite me to waste my time,
to catch me suddenly,
in a silent moment,
of a utopian joke,
hesitant in its foundations.
So far and so precise,
I am left feeling today,
a vagabond in art,
to know who I am.
In my cautious wait,
the afternoon rains in ashes,
as imploring my blood,
that moves away from my veins,
a second more grace,
in his anonymous game,
for tomorrow at dawn,
someone give him a smile
I expose my face to the dew,
to rid him of asperities,
of those who left me,
without my stars speakers.
Some ignorant says to me,
but I had on the way,
So many books that spoke to me,
like the ones I've never read,
and from those people I remember,
between streets and bricks,
words that woke up,
of my voice to infinity.
I have not counted how many times,
I gave licenses to my soul,
I have not counted how many times,
I went back home.
It is possible that the night,
accompany me on the sidewalks,
with my body drawn,
by the shadow of the tiles,
and in a sibylline corner,
a rose and a bee,
they fall in love forever,
under the shelter of a fence.
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