One morning a beach

Lorenz

I love so much to travel in fancy metaverses

in unfathomable  spaces ...

All I need is a guitar chord 

that reminds me some tepidness echoes ...

At the end of a short night ,

a girl with browned body ,

stretches out like a lazy pussy 

ready to dance on the wing of the wave.

Throwing her brazen nudity into the mirror.

  Probably  the call of a mirage ...

 A  mix-samba blues ,

 caipirinha passion  ,

sandy scent capuccino ...

  I only know you as an illusion ,

vision lost in the chorus ...

 I wind back the hours  of folly

to give her my poor poem ,

 lady the clock  so unhappy...

 I just would like to tell her :

  '' I love you in the world of  all  impossible ! ''

A guy watching her go by

and without  a word 

offered to the mermaid 

a bouquet of eternity ...

 a few notes on 4 strings 

that awakens a memory 

 in my morning ...

'' 0lha que coisa

  mais linda 

mais cheia de graça ''

 A lyric she'll hum

in the shower 

without knowing it's about her ...

 it was raining a few summer tears 

on the beach of Rio .

Our dating lost in your diary.

Its a long way to Ipanema

and the Maracanha is on fire...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 25th, 2025 15:46
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • sorenbarrett

    Que poema mais bonita. Gostei era uma poema de beleza de natrueza, praia e mulher. Loved your poem very nice.

    • Lorenz

      She's so mythical this Ipanema girl ! Creation of an inspired moment !

      • sorenbarrett

        I felt her there walking the beaches of Ipanema.

      • Ellen Marsell

        A subtle, sensual vignette — a space of images, sensations, and memories. The poem breathes music and gentle melancholy. So beautiful, so delicate!

        • Lorenz

          a touch of brazilian laziness .Saudade samba !



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