InnocentA Poem by Mélania WoolfYou call ‘er a
dream One you crave when
your eyes are open, A little flashback
that steals you. In a moment, you take
a trip with your senses You name an odour
after her Because she- in her
way- is alluring, Something that’s
stuck on your cloth and skin, Something, sharper
than knives, shining Stark, piercing
like a glorious sin, Deeper, that lunges,
to touch your thoughts. You hear her
laughter amid the silence, After a turbulent
lonely night It is fine, they excuse
you, young one: The stars, the sun
and the moons For they know what
it means To shed light on a
ground and never Be there to feel it,
never a bit close. No one creature
dares to accuse A human of longing- What else then, if
not for wistful love- Makes us, in our
flesh, called ‘the living’? © 2016 Mélania Woolf |
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