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In the Horse-dealers Street

A night falls before autumn’s last day the last leaf in the Horse-dealers street An old woman is casting a spell with the last knot she owns for your forgetfulness I see you in the dirty globe you are still wearing the white shirt you are still not giving up yourself to the longing and to come back home one day you will come back, I know one day you will abandon everything in the streets of San Francisco everything you earned, you will give it to a blind harmonica man who plays our song that’s enough for you to break the magic of the world of dreams and to come back The last leaf in Horse-dealers street is falling with my hair on the pillow this is my last night here my last knot here old women are casting a spell wondering why you are still here, why did you come back... ©Ndriçim Ademaj
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ndricim-ademaj
Albanian
Published
May 17, 2012
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