Telekinetic Aesthetic Of The Restless Corpse Poem by Fabio Caparelli

Telekinetic Aesthetic Of The Restless Corpse

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I'll see you at my funeral and I'll smile,
For the first time, I'll realize why, all those times you cried,
For once I'll understand, your tears were a gift that I didn't accept,
Now they are your curse.

Although I smile, my last real smile is long forgotten,
And as I lay dead, my coffin undermines my wooden life,
Did I forget that you were the only thing I had other than my health?
Well now I must go, so take care and don't cry too much.

Sunday, September 23, 2007
Topic(s) of this poem: forgotten,funeral,smile
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Fabio Caparelli

Fabio Caparelli

San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina
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