by Marlon Thierry Laurent Fink. Posted in Text
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Inconceivable, by and large, in every motion,
continuously, I cried my heart out onto you as
if somewhere in the midst of a great ocean; like
sprinkled by waves with water every few seconds anew,
your face so precious that it did not ever seem to
have altered, just as my wish to be again with you.
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Leaving you and leaving me like leaves
swayed so softly as by soothingly a breeze after
so calmly a storm crushed our longings and made us
quietly die in a mess on our own. We,
now, like the sands of time blown by shyly with
our hearts conscientiously bumping never again, but
rather separated and all alone; love seems
unpredictable like flying pebbles, sticks and stones.
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The body, I am forever at a loss of, at last, not
attached to any of my scopes, made me write
a poem in favor of shiningly wet moss
to contrast the crushing of those everlasting dreams and hopes
that gave as cold as be to me a grasp in my
defying of the odds thereof.
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Winds, the waters, and the earth; you, ever
intrigued me more than all of them combined, left my
heart scorched forever, bound up with yours afire,
while knowingly you were the only gusts and gravel and
drops that ultimately put me out of desires. And still, not
having figured them of ever having ceased to be my
burning props, a theatrical depiction of my heart’s loss
is what this whole time I have been thinking of…
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