Lovers embrace each other like there is no tomorrow.
Mothers cry for the future of their parting kids.
Fathers ponder about the wrongdoings
and I will be there,
with a cup of coffee steaming hot
and you will be there, too
at the other side
of the table
of the sea
We’d look at each other
Or maybe not
Maybe wet just breath the same air
for one last time
In the night before the end of the world
We’ll give our farewells
to an unknown future
We’ll ask empty apologies to unborn children
In the middle of the table
Between the cookies and words not said
Will lay bare our regrets of a
Unloved
Unlived
life
Nov 13, 2021
Nov 13, 2021 at 5:28 PM UTC
Lovers embrace each other like there is no tomorrow.
Mothers cry for the future of their parting kids.
Fathers ponder about the wrongdoings
and I will be there,
with a cup of coffee steaming hot
and you will be there, too
at the other side
of the table
of the sea
We’d look at each other
Or maybe not
Maybe wet just breath the same air
for one last time
In the night before the end of the world
We’ll give our farewells
to an unknown future
We’ll ask empty apologies to unborn children
In the middle of the table
Between the cookies and words not said
Will lay bare our regrets of a
Unloved
Unlived
life
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