A veces no te pienso,
pero eso es solo cuando no respiro.
Cuando me guardo el aire como un buzo,
y se me hinchan los cachetes, como globos aerostaticos.
Cuando me tapo la boca
con un bozal de periodista encarcelado,
y la sangre se me sube a la cabeza
y no puedo pensar.
...pero siempre termina en jaqueca,
y un hipo de ti.
A veces te bebo, como si fueras agua
te amo en el vaiven de la marea
y chocamos, como las olas contra el coral
hacemos amor tormenta
besos diluvio
y terminamos de nuevo, con las velas empapadas
encallados en mi habitacion.
A veces me faltas,
como el aire que me asfixia las angustias,
como el agua que me ahoga
como el aire, que se me escapa.
y asi, en la gravedad del amor perfecto
entre tinaco y pesera
se apaga el fuego
y se despiden las anclas.
8/5/09
Toy Piano
I was dreaming of a land, far, far away
there was a forest
and a waterfall
lush with water,
and a muse
so beautiful and pleasant
no, not you.
I was dreaming,
when I felt something move
and I woke up, and still drowsy
I saw them, next to my pillow
I thought they were ants
marching on my breadcrumb bed
but they were "I love yous" instead
walking on a funerary procession
on a silent protest
to bury this poem in a manhole
inside an old toy piano
instead of a coffin
which my poor poem
could never afford.
Their tears lit up the path
like tiny little candles
in the Christmas you destroyed
each and everyone
and always.
They left footprints burnt
on the ground beneath them
spelling out your name
repeated, over, and over again
like the monotonic and rehearsed routine
of the metronome mechanical fuck
you dare call love
Every "Sorry" word I said
has began a rebellion
they are an army, if you recall
like little villagers they've come
with pitchforks and torches with that matchbox
where I first wrote my number, for a flag
My machine gun is loaded
with all those sad things you said
and as my heart burns in ache for love
I set you free
like a ship to sail
on the quicksand ocean
you call mirror
I thought they were an army of ants
but they were only words
there was a forest
and a waterfall
lush with water,
and a muse
so beautiful and pleasant
no, not you.
I was dreaming,
when I felt something move
and I woke up, and still drowsy
I saw them, next to my pillow
I thought they were ants
marching on my breadcrumb bed
but they were "I love yous" instead
walking on a funerary procession
on a silent protest
to bury this poem in a manhole
inside an old toy piano
instead of a coffin
which my poor poem
could never afford.
Their tears lit up the path
like tiny little candles
in the Christmas you destroyed
each and everyone
and always.
They left footprints burnt
on the ground beneath them
spelling out your name
repeated, over, and over again
like the monotonic and rehearsed routine
of the metronome mechanical fuck
you dare call love
Every "Sorry" word I said
has began a rebellion
they are an army, if you recall
like little villagers they've come
with pitchforks and torches with that matchbox
where I first wrote my number, for a flag
My machine gun is loaded
with all those sad things you said
and as my heart burns in ache for love
I set you free
like a ship to sail
on the quicksand ocean
you call mirror
I thought they were an army of ants
but they were only words
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