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I will close my eyes.
I grab my temples, trying to remember with a bit of despair when was the last time that you showered me with bright stars and velvet parfums. I try to feel your luminous teeth clattering in an endless laugh, whenever you think of me, whenever you feel my heart. I try, or mostly hope, to get rid of this feeling, of this ugly despair feeling that shows me that my skin is starting to turn into flakes when you are not blooming inside my smile. And... I've tried, as a non-stop fool, to stop this from happening. But, and this is the scaled truth -bitter too is this truth-, I feel is hard to hold on to this paper boat of longing love. You barely know me. I barely know you. We know our little inhibitions and our latent sins and powers. How are we supossed to not lie to each other when we say that we haven't loved other skins, touched and felt mountains and pools, screamed between bones and feathers? No, it is not fair. This is not a Fairy Tale. The Fairies, the Fataes, the little Lady Of Fates would never forgive me if I did this to my self to the boy I was and the boy I'm fathering now. I... can feel my arms melting and my hopes clouding. Please dont forget me. Seek, hard and with a golden shovel inside your heart, and hunt for this answer: must you wait summer and autumn for my beloved word turned into flesh? Or must you wither it in the pale space between snowflakes...? Turn it into rocky moss that hangs, lifeless, from the sidewalk side? I could feel, in days of full sunlight, your burning and your apricot flame. Smothering shots of liquor now fill my bone cup, wondering... what's next? I, finally, decided not to clip your wings. Nor mine. May it be what the leaves draw. And I've picked up my feet from the dirty ground, and walked, like warriors of old used to among the willows and timbers towards the light of the homecoming dazzlers.
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