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Absence

like a baby snail, scared

I've closed myself in my shell

all day, all night

no dawn, no twilight

I am waiting.

the humble skeleton, my desire is laughing.

noon.

hunger overcomes it,

but the taste of the damp earth,

the salty-sour-sweet spices

are no excitement anymore.

so here we are

on the Collines de Normandie

my pain that cracks open my shell

your absence that feeds my pain

so what we are

in the dying yellow grass

a teardrop and an eye

the blood and the knife

you are flowing away

and I drown in you

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Written by
luca-molnar
Hungarian
Published
Oct 10, 2011
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