Karina Lakeyeva Poems

I’m listening to my own breath
And feeling every move of blood.
Again I’m waking up from death
And rolling in the tears’ flood.
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1. My love is breathing in my heart.
Believe, we’ll never be apart.
I love your sight, I love your skin,
My inspiration & my sin.
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I still meander for so many days
In piny lands in a world of my fate
In foggy twilight… With eyes that still gape,
That still bespeak at the parting of ways
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I. You know I used to exist with the scene:
Two girls planting trees in a wonderful clime.
But cruel words crushed all the dreams that I’d seen
You said you were not my friend. Stopping the time
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In Never-land, in Never-world
I kiss your roses – so pink,
I kiss your lips – with tears pearled,
In tears of Tenderness I sink…
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My soul’s a clot under the skin
But I still force a smile.
My laughter & my sobs are kin.
It sticks out a mile.
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I still remember the world full of sun
Where the angels were flying… Undone
Are all the images of the lang syne.
Everything’s lost, & it won’t be fine.
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It often seems to me that you’ve forgotten
All nights without dreams, all dreams without nights.
And then I feel that all my past is rotten,
It’s dying ’cause you think you needn’t its high flights.
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Old church bells ring, the grey sky lours.
The day of my inurnment’s over.
You sit in vacuo of hours,
My lovelorn, my eternal rover.
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