Limping
through the park
The waterfall
flows wistfully
a straight
line of cars continues the movement
at the end
of its stream
It’s
getting dark in the park
Distantly,
like small
light balls
the cars
they beam
I watch
this transition from above
Something
inside of me, a gleam,
and the
sense of shove,
makes me
want to scream
But I stay
silent and continue my limping through the park
Limping
down the stony hill
Two frogs, they
jump in front of me
Suddenly
one of them
jumps into the bush
You’re a
coward, I think
Still
and to
myself
I continue
down the hill
with a
feeling of the need for a push
that draws
me faster to the ground
Then
another sound
in my head
makes me ask
myself if you just don’t care
So should I
take care of you?
But I’d
rather be blue
than
preventing you from breathing
freely
And I limp
all the way down this stony hill
Tree
branches over my head, like snakes
embracing my
mind
fizzling in
the wind
You laughed
with your mouth
and your boyish
eyes
that gained
for the rosebud, the beautiful summer child from the south
But I’m the
last flower of fall
The
drizzling rain melts into my skin
I melt into
him
softly
I sigh for
your cowardice
My wrinkled
skin disperses into the ground
I let it
all melt with no despise
Heavy steps
take me to a crossroad
Which path
should I choose?
The
oaktrees drop their acorns in an enormous speed
It’s hard
to follow
I just go
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