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Dec 2018
La vida es lo que pasa
mientras nos amamos,
tú y yo,
nunca.

Mi corazón se rompe
y no sé porqué,
tal vez mi ignorancia
llame a la muerte
y por eso está siempre
tan cerca.

Debo vivir.
Debo vivir aún sin amor,
aún con la muerte
respirándome besos
en mi oreja.

Debo vivir,
debo vivir para siempre,
aún con sabor a sangre en mis labios,
que nunca tocarán los tuyos.

Suavemente...
la muerte resbala su cara
por la mía;
ya no susurra,
sus besos no respiran mis oídos.

Suavemente...
la muerte me besa suavemente
con sus labios fríos,
y en este momento
sé que jamás nadie
me querrá tanto.

Yo y la muerte,
we have a history together,
nuestros besos se entrelazan
en el tiempo
como nuestros cuerpos
en el espacio.

Oh muerte,
déjame vivir añorando tus brazos,
añorando la cuchilla,
la soga,
la bala,
el veneno,
el fondo del mar...

Oh muerte,
déjame vivir
suavemente...

//

Life is what happens
while we love each other,
you and I,
never.

Mi heart breaks
and I don't know why,
maybe my ignorance
calls death
and that's why it's always
so near.

I must live.
I must live even without love,
even with death
breathing me kisses
on my ear.

I must live,
I must live forever,
even with taste of blood on my lips,
which will never touch yours.

Softly...
death slips its face
across mine;
it doesn't whisper anymore,
its kisses don't breath my ear.

Softly...
death kissis me softly
with its cold lips,
and in this instant
I know noone ever
will love me this much.

Me and death,
we have a history together,
our kisses intertwine
in time
like our bodies do
in space.

Oh death,
let me live longing for your arms,
longing for the razor,
for the rope,
for the poison,
for the bottom of the sea...

Oh death,
let me live
softly...
So I've been writing longer poems and collections meant to be read as a whole, and I'm actually trying to publish them (I'll let you know if that happens), but here is my comeb back to HP
Nis
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Nis  21/Trans Female/Spain
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