There's the one who stays

Lorenz

There's the one who stays 

with the legacy of a life

whispered in a glance .

We are only the tenants 

of our memories 

in those little things 

that smell lavender 

hanging over funerals...

Faded bouquet on the sentiment

of a yellowed  sepia...

When noon no longer rings

at the mailman's crossing ,

the dog's bowl  empty 

and the canaries have donned

their night bird garb ...

We  fall asleep in the other's void 

like echo  of a fading  voice

evening chamomile is just a page of history...

This search for a few fixed  habbits 

in the little crosses of the diary ...

  '' Where are you my dear ?''

'' Your green umbrella always accompanies me

  to celebrate your  marble birthday ! ''

   '' I won't forget this little cross ! ''

'' Sometime I think ...one morning,

I'd like to be in summer ...And you'll come back ! ''

   Telling me : 

'' I am here my dear ! "

  '' lets frolic in our newfound youth ! ''

 

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 12th, 2024 03:25
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  • Ellen Marsell

    Memory is the only paradise from which we cannot be banished.

    • Lorenz

      Sometimes also the garden of hell...

      • Ellen Marsell

        I agree with you.

      • sorenbarrett

        Well written Lorenz this has a bit of a haunting feel to it and a sense of longing. Lovely

        • Lorenz

          I feel this universal feeling of loss when listening to the ''Lacrymosa'' In Mozart's requiem.

          • sorenbarrett

            It is very moving. I often wonder what it would’ve been like. Had he been able to finish it. In fact, most agree that it was only the very first few stances that he wrote.

            • Lorenz

              And the remains of the genius thrown into the mass grave !

            • Tony36

              Excellent

              • Lorenz

                Thank you tony !



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