Edmundo Farolan

The mind lives in a different world embodied in solitude.
Chance, pick chance.
Unwavering influence, abounding friendship, sympathy claims, understanding specks of truth.
Love? An abstraction of the mind.
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….passing through another memory
the drifted memory timed on brinks
flung open like doors,
old women’s chatters,
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Words, words,
words, ideas within;
transitions transformed by life’s borders,
transformations of vulgarity into discretions
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Comfortless and unseated songs:
the hippies have rambled through society’s images.
Lucidity is another reflected synthesis.
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Tears – a human factor.
Do animals cry? Is it only humans who cry?
Death. Human, earthly death.
No one escapes death.
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White flesh parading.
Orange students.
The askance of contemplations.
Thoughts creating thoughts like cigarette smoke from tobacco fire culminating in diffused air.
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Chiau.
It’ll be your fault if you don’t remember.
The Dave Brubeck concert?
Your laundry, stained socks;
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Do you believe in fortunes?
Yes.
But they’re not true.
That’s why I believe in them.
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Maia, my sweetheart, my darling,
When you read this, years from now,
You’ll remember your grandpa
Who carried you to look out the window
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A hunchbacked future.
Khayyam’s “Let’s forget tomorrow for tomorrow may never come.'
To care about tomorrow or to care not?
Two people: no solitude.
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Even songs deceive;
months of reflection and continuity;
yes, life changes;
and maybe, the snow has changed me;
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Vermouth was diluted.
Look at Cowboy grin.
I’m pleasantly bored with my Volkswagen music.
The pool was hot.
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Morning-filled day, soft and absurd;
Say “hello” to me, say sweet words
And record those days with time
As memory flows dreams
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It's reaching that stage that's neither old age nor old
Just feeling mellow
No longer anguished by the thought of aging
But rather accepting
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1.
Everyday
Is no longer boring.
Routine
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(Inspired by Omar Khayam)

Life is short.
Sad is the final end.
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(inspired by Hamza Messari)

Under the Ostrava bridge,
the wild caresses of a man and a woman
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(Inspired by a young Arabian poet)

This sweet crisis of my madness:
You, the blossoming flower of my garden,
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I die for you
but I dare not
declare my love
because I know it is impossible.
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