Invisible money knows your dream,
An untamed pet with secrets
Carrier of midnight visions
Aboard the bittersweet rain train

Free the child with crackling city skin
Calling water ‘gift’,
Plan death with silver hands
For designated sleep it lives

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Silver Hands

Jun 5, 2026

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luis-a-estable

This is a puzzle to me. This is  that kind of poem that makes sense or more sense to that who wrote it. After all he did pen it. I am not saying that poetry has to be easy. But even if it is difficult, it has to give, in some clear way, something to the reader to work with. This one does not. The metaphors are obscure. And do you explain 'invisible money in the content of then poem? And then the title being "Silver Hands."
Thanks!