I L-o-v-e Y-o-u
dare I whisper
barely out loud, but gently, to myself
and you sleep at the tip of a wave, covered by petals
dreaming with pouting lips, so one can almost hear your beard grow
sweetness on eyelids, hand on your belly
far away, devided by deserts
in a lopsided world where you are not
and I silently follow you
slipping into your dreams, humming unknown tunes
playing with barely understandable images
spreading the wind and gliding on a blue canvas, hanging from your wall
As a sun-beam, dividing the surface of a lake, yet smoking ash in the air
small flakes of fire around me in circles: plain power
and so I confess to a stranger
whom I have never kissed
in an echo in the air, during a moment of one breath long
within a dream