My
unconscious told me
My heart struggles.
It feels harassed,
but has no council.
Those eyes are somewhere,
around the steps and voices
that surround the air.
A presence approaches.
Embraces my smell,
with a delightful scent.
My mind knows that scent,
her name is codified in it.
My soul shudders,
and it doesn't knows what to feel.
My soul is trapped,
in the web of subconscious.
But I won't get out, till I wake up.
Then, a feminine silhouette approaches,
she’s not alone, she's got company.
But, a friend to hold hands?
I...I just wish he wasn't what I think.
Wished it were another time.
Wished she was still all mine,
wished to say "I'm all yours.”
She smiles and says hello.
She's sweet and kind,
as she was before.
I looked her for a while,
hadn’t changed through time.
I guess we talked for a short time.
We should have laughed too,
we should have turn on our memories,
and remember our foolishness.
Minutes passed by, my mind flickers,
with thousands of pictures,
Moments kept away in the
past,
that never seemed to last.
Everybody is gone, some few are still left.
But the one who used to be my love,
she is about to go again.
I see the man going somewhere else,
and now she’s alone, approaching.
Her natural seductive walk,
vanishing the whole environment.
She's coming to say goodbye,
she is now hugging me,
and her perfume floods my senses.
Then, her tidy soft hand slides away.
A few steps away from me,
something stops her moving.
She turns, her sight has changed,
and suddenly time goes back.
Her eyes reflected estrangement,
There was sadness on her look.
Suddenly, she was in front of me,
suddenly, our lips touched
It was just like before,
I felt a warm sweet breath.
Savor lips like sugar.
Her soft tongue.
Her look reflected sadness,
but my soul soothed,
'cause I knew what she said with no words.
She missed me...
Then, my eyes opened.
I was lying on my bed with the ceiling above,
I couldn't believe.
It was like she, deep inside her heart, she missed me.
My unconscious
told me.
But then I realize,
it was my heart that deep
inside, missed her...
February
2014
Written by Javier Dardón