SLICEA Poem by Victor Gardel
As tasteless as ever and quite delicious
as if it is indeed a meal for the god. I wonder would god be 'nough superstitious to think that there are things as my blood. I foresaw a history blinded by meaning and all of its shadows and, boy!, would I dare say that all answers together are questioned screening of the true faces of what's our today. And light as devoured from its language translates thoughts that we think it should show us in shadow and I think that I see ending of all our debates just at the edge of every color. And spring I do see debating with meadow as flowering questions emptiness crown and answers clear to me are given in odor 'though they may be winter in its sun-scent gown. And summer invites me to the party of season with slice of a meal known as this light giving me everything but one slice of a reason known to an autumn and each forgotten night. And if I wake up from this one to daylight not knowing a thing and remembering poem starting with "As tasteless as ever and quite..." ... Would I be familiar to all that is (not) known? © 2016 Victor Gardel |
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Added on June 20, 2016 Last Updated on June 20, 2016 Author
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