no remainings

no remainings

A Poem by J. C. Alvares

We’re as simple as the grayish pattern of withered roses. We were full of colors and shameless life. Now there’s nothing left for the sun to burn. No petals or thorns. Not even ashes. We’re gone.

© 2012 J. C. Alvares


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J. C. Alvares
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J. C. Alvares
J. C. Alvares

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil



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