Quênia Lalita

Quênia Lalita Poems

i spit on the split of a second long gone
splitting myself in between before, after and doomed
i cross the bonfire of my childhood
before i found out what being alive really meant
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cheating luck
threatning happiness
abusive hope
gruesome affection
...

i do still wonder
if i happen to cross your mind
once in a blue moon
when some random stars align
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and now i ask the ghosts
and other sinister creatures
that haunt me to the bone
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will you come with me
in a world reborn
and our universe within
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the pressure is off
now we can move sharp objects
with the power of our minds
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dangerous territory
contagious synesthesia
beware of the dog
...

soaked through clothes
thrown to the floor

broken bones
...

she keeps her emotions in a safe
she climbs balconies for no one

she has been called by so many names
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you are coming back to me
because you know I need you
more than ever
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it's a forceful state of mind
even agressive, at times
the act of concealing the stars
of my beloved inner wars
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sometimes
we write the poetry
with our bodies
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I smell caffeine
it's coming outta my pores

meanwhile, this brain is in the gutter
...

stuttering with
a mouthful of spiders

my room in utterly chaos
...

she jumped off a stinking bus
still wearing his white t-shirt
still smiling with last impressions,
fresh memories & scents
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nobody knows
how heavy it gets
when someone else
cannot share their blame
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things I can't make sense of
are the same things that used to reside
on the tip of my tongue
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well, I disagree
with the general definition
of claustrophobia, actually
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and in this moment of rest
i wonder if i shall exist
in more places than where
i find myself right now
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everybody tries
everybody lies
every single one of us, carrying an inner universe
contemplating the sky at times
...

Quênia Lalita Biography

Brazilian poet & artist. contact: poetessintherye@gmail.com 'and then I have nature and art and poetry, and if that is not enough, what is? ' - Vincent van Gogh)

The Best Poem Of Quênia Lalita

19 August 1692

i spit on the split of a second long gone
splitting myself in between before, after and doomed
i cross the bonfire of my childhood
before i found out what being alive really meant
and how suddenly all i wanted was to be gone
it's not a bottomless notion
i'm not rushing to be six feet under
i suck on my thumb at times because
i don't think thirty two years is enough to call it quits yet
under my bed, under my red round belly
over his head, still over heels no matter how long i don't see his face
a nice sensation on the floor of a public toilet too
the reencarnation of a witch that died in Salem,19 August 1692
eager to be, eager to lie, eager to bang my skull against a wall
i spit on the split of a brand new second
yearning to be completely alone

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