Incest.
Another
Love One Hundred Twenty Six.
Life’s bedside story to lullaby the Capricorn. “Why do you find it wrong when all bills are paid on time”. The fairest
of all bills doesn’t deserve satisfaction. It is a bad sign. Live, write and go
higher. Mind much recycling trees or
they start jingling coins in stormy wind that touches like breeze». «Out there
they like to say” It was the only way to buy the most beautiful things”. “It is
an extenuation for underage whores. It is a cheap motive extorting compassion
from fools. You are extremes magnet. Why
are we talking this?” “I want to leave them speechless. I’ll play to feed my
cat”. “Know that you have succeeded. I want to leave you pleased. You feed your
cat. Remember I envy her sharp teeth”.
“All
flowers like towers,
Were frosty
and unfriendly,
It was
the place where he lived,
Framed
in the sugar fir trees,
It
was trimmed with the roses,
Cut
out of the diaries,
Nocturnal
crows brought to him,
As
offerings and gifts,
All fortresses
like actresses,
Ruined
the white of shirts,
They
cried,
Because
the strong appeals,
Only
when it looks weak and shaky,
The
innocent attracts and leads,
If it
corrupts you when you look at it,
You wear
a black bow tie,
A shirt
should be black buttoned but neglected,
But
in his heart the vast Sahara reigned,
If
only I had been a Bedouin,
If
only I had read guides’ paths,
Being
buried under centuries of wisdom,
If
only I had tamed the sun,
If
only I had ridden dunes,
I
would have crossed the desert of his heart,
Alas!
I was
afraid of camels and being thirsty,
Instead
I wandered and I suffered,
Until
I saw a cicerone,
Sitting
serenely on the rock,
He
needed no explanations,
He
laughed inside his head and said,
“What
crazy priest did baptize you?
There
are no illnesses but patients,
Paying
my courtesy to you,
Fata
Morgana of the desert,
After
one million years of madness,
It’s
been a while,
Since
such mirages coming true,
The
oasis of frost is an illusion,
It’s
only in your head,
It’s
up to you,
It
won’t stop if you don’t want to stop it,
I’ve
never noticed before,
Frustration
looks so good on you”.
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