Light Blue

We pierced some pastel blues in the sky,

because you had no room to chase fairy tales.

It was the story that broke the years

between my words,

the fear of an injured flute

from that unusual god shielded in the bushes,

creasing cathedrals.

In the furrows your cloak, your nails

of silence for love returns,

in the gesture unwary occasions.

Where there were wisteria or just

signs of a possible disappearance

the footsteps of our scans appear,

the days of the garden appear

that repeats my gesture.

Dizziness remains suspended

in an hour’s notebook.

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Scent of flesh in the spell of your wax,

carved to stun,

while the browned groin is engorged

clutching rings and purples.

The whiteness of the voice increases distances

among unexplored images

and my alienation,

ruddy trap of those lights of the day,

that surround me when you are between the walls.

Even in the silences I find the net

with the sign of escape, and whispering secrets

the impossible caress of the usual illusion.

One by one the crystals melt reflections

between the phalanges and the fingertips

in confusing days and lichens.

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