Poems

Railings Around the Crib

Since I invented myself in youth
Until the discovery of your arms,
Years had gone by.
Researchers walked wonderstruck under the rain, asking:
Were the Phoenicians the ones who invented fire?
Were the Phoenicians the ones who invented the alphabet?
The first time is a pure sense that is repeated the last time.
Tell Plato,
Existence is memories crumpled
That lead to injury more painful than the initial pains
Tell Plato,
Why do you talk so much!
Let us live
Let us bake jam cakes
And walk on the highway margin.
It's the middle of the night.
I don't know who to praise.
I thank you, oh resentments sitting on the steps of my mind!
I thank you, oh moments brimming with the betrayal of a cloud in bright streets!
I thank you, oh blue flames of rendezvous on the bare balconies
You deserve thanks and praise
Who bestowed upon me the gift of wakefulness
And Granted the addicted neighbour wakefulness.
Donate a colour, crimson
To the colourless curtains of this old room
And help the event unfolds in my absence.
Shall we philosophize or live?
The young man gazed at clusters of grapes until the end of his life
,And sat on the steps.
In vain are being installed the railings around the crib.
Be patient until the Earth turns around the Sun
Until the Sun turns around the Earth
And Jupiter chooses his preferred planet with peace of mind.
Then I will gain a true understanding of wisdom,
I will drive love out of my bone marrow with a kick
I will admit the murder of doves.
Soberness of none of us at night had been proved.
Isn’t it strange?
 
We are two people
But we have four chairs
And our small round table constantly lives in misunderstanding.