Leaning on its shadow

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Leaning on its shadow

* * * (There it is below, between two coasts)
The Preacher
Oh, Cavafy
Tohu va bohu 2
Two Silences
* * * (Just a while longer and I shall return home)
Nothing and Nobody
Everybody Is Alone
When You Are Far
* * * (In the space between two words)
He Went to Bed with the Word

to Mateja Matevski

From this night onwards the day shall grow,
then the spring shall prepare the grass,
thick and green, for someone.
And a white horse shall gallop towards the sunset
waiting for someone
to travel, without return,
to the end of all meanings
and deceits of the holy duty
towards the fatherland and other countless banalities…

Oh, Cavafy,
from this day onwards the day shall grow,
then the spring shall prepare the grass,
thick and green, for someone. Over there,
we shall go to bed alone,
for we only gave the life
something of our own,
while we gave death everything…

2018-08-21T17:23:01+00:00 July 3rd, 2008|Categories: Poetry, Blesok no. 60|0 Comments