what I miss mainly Poem by antoine de kom

what I miss mainly



what I miss mainly? the light
that on a black old-fashioned
lincoln jacket is too warm in itself
too hot for the time of year:
in each corner of the soft yellow
room I have a ventilator
that makes me frown. a gnawing sense of guilt
something that excites in the silence
around cane the creaking of chairs
while in the garden the colours have finally
calmed down.

i am the flies here in this house
and I am one with the mirrors.
already dissolved a footstep the
kneeling the kiss on the ground
precious as a symbol of what
makes green seem green.

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