Serenade

It was never moon;

But a remembrance of the moon, and the silver of the moonlight on your eyes;

Heaven without heaven; observe how the earth will plunge you, getting broad with all

the truths that you don’t admit (and nothing will be abdicated); yes, I am your dark

chaos, suture at the door that closes with the gust and your whisper, gale in the plural

(this other classification that you give to your life: alone laying down with several men);

The sunset loosens, grants victims, the leaf and the fruit that fall;

I return to you breaking this ice, a sign of the kiss that will come,

and it shall be to you as a tear, as ash, as nothing that can not change your fiery

stubbornness; one hour after the bright sigh we’ll feel our shadows parting.

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