Monday, October 18, 2004
Spanish Haikú
The shape of my thought cannot coincide with my thought.
posted by MORGAR @ 4:37 AM   0 comments
Friday, October 15, 2004
Used to be that I was honest
Used to be
that I was a lemur.
And world did not spur
me anymore.
You said pink I said black.
I say you don’t say
you think I don’t think.
Yours is a flowery dress and this is a grey thought,
a remarkable sweat, brought
—back—
by the diverse cotton of the earth.

Used to be
that I was a lemur.

What I did, I kept looking at random blossoms.
Sounds had widely,
wildly,
embraced autumn.
I kept thinking
I was
inside
this prude petal
you blatantly picked up from the New Yorkish streets
in order to throw it on the forgotten islands.

Used to be
that I was a lemur.

Remember?
It turns now that
I actually was a lemur.

posted by MORGAR @ 6:13 AM   0 comments
Haikú
I think I
am
reversed to you.
posted by MORGAR @ 5:48 AM   0 comments
 
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