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Emerged away from your straw hair to runaways with the winds
Of which lacks the origin and the mother
So shall become abandoned - this abandoned harbor, fly away, them gulls,
far away
My mount by mount burnts on my arms
Are not what you could ever carry
and them wounds where from my spirit flows away wildly like from a glass
and since when had stayed constant a spirit in a glass
Because no one would be able to read that
ticking tocking exploding
alphabet
its hand always pointing red, that clock on the wall again
Introduces itself like a mother
and leaves away like a father
my dozens of desires, pouring some water after them
What's called a page is actually a feeling
long live the non-crying typewriter factories
yet long live more the shapeless and meaningless ink boxes
- by The Jao Ice |
- Poetry And Lyrics
- | Submitted on 05/11/2013 |
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- Title: BETWEEN THE LINES
- Artist: The Jao Ice
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Description:
One of my poem translations from my own language to English.
Both the original form of the poem and the translated form, do belong to me.
It's one of those "kind of impossible to completely understand or to make a comment about" poems. - Date: 05/11/2013
- Tags: between lines
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