Lemon, I speak of lemons
my mouth is lemons
my tongue is lemons, enamoured,
my lips its seeds
...
It so happens that I am a sad man
That I sit on this bench alone
Or I eat on that plate without food
Or I simply walk on the street without
...
During the night I would usually take my walk.
From here and there, from this place and that place
Footsteps placid against cobbled floors
And I would see this wideness before me,
...
When I finally fall, sweetness
It will be forever
Like changing days
...
do walls remember us
we forget them
we search instead for the next wall
...
Before water and sand
Between my palm and your palm
There lies that substance.
Air.
...
And if this day were to bear us no light
This loving creature would still share
The magnificent radiance within her
Of which I would watch along with
...
What now then that you are gone?
And I, left with none but my pain, and your eyes,
Your lips
...
In the absence of day
we lay silently - by mouth at least
for our fingers shout for each other's limbs
touching touch as if it were a boat
...
I Speak Of Lemons
Lemon, I speak of lemons
my mouth is lemons
my tongue is lemons, enamoured,
my lips its seeds
my voice its sweetness
every syllable a punctuation of
a large bridge in a cold incessant universe
and yet i speak by my solitude
conversing by its chosen conversations
finding only myself sitting aloud on a chair
with my dog sleeping silently on my feet
both of us across my hammock that is empty.
And useless. Sleep is useless
Again I open my mouth to speak. I revealed your name