The sun on the sand, o sleeping wrestler
Warms a languorous bath in the gold of your hair
And burning the incense on your enemy cheek
It blends an amorous drink with your tears
Of this white blaze, the immutable lull
Made you say, saddened, o my fearful kisses
“We shall never be a mummy, alone
Under the ancient desert and the fortunate palms”
But your hair is a tepid river
Where the soul that obsesses us drowns without a shiver
And to find that Void that you do not know
I will taste the mascara your eyelids wept
To see if it can give the heart you struck
The senselessness of the sky and of the stones
04/20/2008
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