Her Dream Was Incomplete
One more another he
says,
‘I want…’
I know the rest,
I try to understand the
meaning of what I hear,
It might mean the same
eyes,
The same body,
The same hair,
It might mean the same
smile,
It might mean the same air,
The way I breathe and I
look,
The way I talk and keep silence,
But never I am the same,
I must be alloy and
alliance,
They think I am liquid,
I am lucent and
see-through,
They want somebody like
me,
They don’t understand
what they think,
They don’t understand
what they speak,
My smile is avian flu,
They don’t understand
what they want,
I hide me being angry,
They don’t have the
slightest idea,
What they do want,
Simply they want me to
be there,
They choose a book by
its cover,
Or reading a couple of
random dim lines,
Or the lines that are
served by an author on purpose,
So they can be seduced,
When their hearts start
to mime,
They pay for it quite
decent money,
Sooner or later they
understand,
The lines were for a
special buyer,
The much promising lines
and the book are two identically different things,
The lines are supposed
to haunt,
I don’t know myself either,
In particular nothing,
I was not introduced,
‘I want somebody like
you’,
Identical twins are two
world and two planets,
Identical people don’t
exist,
What If the lines that you
marvel are the thoughts,
That are worth to be
felt,
The rest lines are
nothing special,
They don’t deserve to be
read,
Look into my eyes,
Look at spacebars of my
body,
Listen to my voice,
Hear my words,
They can be a sentence
without parole,
They are often with
pardon,
And sentences that make
sense,
They are suggestions,
They are proposals,
The sense is my warmth
and heat,
It’s my devouring fire,
It does not only keep me
alive,
It ignites life in your
head,
Isn’t it what you are
seeking?
My fingers entwined with
yours,
Then they glide along
your surface,
Over your breath and
tense muscles,
Somewhere on the neck
they make a brief stop,
Slashingly they ask,
‘Do you still want
somebody like me?’
You start ‘I want…’ and
stop,
They leave you no choice,
no doubt,
‘If you do, then let it
be’.
P.S. Scary? To death. Till death do us part.
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