Saturday, June 30, 2012

My Beyond Solitude...


Just as I wished the way it should rain,
After a sultry summer of absurd warmth,
It is raining through my window, in my bed,
Hiding the streetlight, the piercing eyes, the moon...

I could enjoy the sparkling music in my tv, moderns showing them belly buttons,
Or an evening in New York with Rachel,
The African Black Mamba could hypnotize me...
A  kibbeh, chicken schintzel,  carribean cooler should do...
Or I could write a few worthless lines.

It’s just 11:45 P.M.
These days the clocks have ceased to make a sound, still time manages to flow,
A glass of whiskey in my hand,
Alone, blissful solitude, a beautified, adorned solitude,
The mobile sings to it,
Won’t pick it up, today I am a nobody,
Don’t want to know the unknown either...

This glass of whiskey,
 Hanging casually in my chair,
This ceaseless rain outside my window,
Within the absolute silence of the crickets,
In a short frame in space with volume too tiny to measure,
You appear through the closed door...
And you vanish in oblivion...
The pen drops without a clue to my annoyance,
Let it roll, in whichever way it may prefer...

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