Marieta Maglas (19-05-1964 / Radauti, Judet Suceava, Romania)
Poems by Marieta Maglas : 224 / 453
Our Last Tango
I feel so lonely
In this room for two
Smoking your thoughts
And drinking your dreams.
We're still in that Paris,
Our Paris,
Though we didn't dance, yet,
Our last tango.
You're my sitting stone
I was your throne.
Just open your petrified heart
Only for a second
To understand
That stupid metaphor
Of being together,
Which means
Occasionally
Love.
Marieta Maglas
Submitted: Thursday, September 23, 2010
Edited: Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Poems by Marieta Maglas : 224 / 453
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