Was it a fish that left the sea?
Or did the sea stand up
And look back
At itself?
Waters
And salts
And me
There is always a risk
When you look back
Was it a fish that left the sea?
Or did the sky drop a doll
On the beach
Just to forget about it?
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Or did the sea stand up
And look back
At itself?
Waters
And salts
And me
There is always a risk
When you look back
Was it a fish that left the sea?
Or did the sky drop a doll
On the beach
Just to forget about it?
::: ::: :::
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this is fresh. i like that first stanza A LOT!
ReplyDeleteVoila, poupées russe. Dans l'une, il y en a une autre, ainsi de suite. !!!
ReplyDeleteQuestions for questions:
ReplyDeleteHow do fish leave the sea
(if one ever did?)
How does the sea
stand up and look back
at itself?
(without getting wet?
but why would it want to be dry anyway?)
What made the sky think
that by dropping a doll on the beach
everyone
will forget about it?
What is "it?"
hmmmm...
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@Macky
ReplyDelete//How do fish leave the sea
(if one ever did?)//
head first -- sometimes they do
//How does the sea
stand up and look back
at itself?//
it takes 3-400 million years
//(without getting wet?
but why would it want to be dry anyway?)//
without getting wet is impossible.
As we once wrote it elsewhere,
love is wet.
What made the sky think
that by dropping a doll on the beach
everyone
will forget about it?
//
I suppose it wouldn't have been hoping so.
//What is "it?"//
the doll, humanity?
//YOUR PICTURE
like coffee//
with a shot of brandy!