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Jan 2017
You and I/beging / flying above the rocks /
away from the salty / above the  bodkin glance /
invisible / and naked / with a white handkerchief/
between our  fingers /as bare knives /
hidden on the frozen sand / night / and day /  
breath  of yours / smell of my heart /
lightning in  every touch  cream my body
to wire power /or go away lover  /
before it s too late   / or stay and  light  the fire /
to extinguish  stars /as  you re /  the first move /
brackish water / to my breast   /glimpse into a single thought /
lowering sky /to  your feet /what  else can I squawk/
how more am I straining my lips/
quittance  to us/ to appear/

Maria Panoutsou
Translated in English  by  the poet Maria  Panoutsou, from her  mother language, Greek.
MARIA  PANOUTSOU
Written by
MARIA PANOUTSOU  ATHENS, KEA , LONDON
(ATHENS, KEA , LONDON)   
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