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Jul 2013
Looking back,
you were quite cruel
and it took some time,
and even more courage
but now I’d say that you were wrong
I can live, die, breathe and taste
colorsin a spectacular fashion
and I needn’t your permission
nor that of another

On the road to joy,
you were rocks and traps,
I roughed up my feet,
I stumbled rather often but
whilst you sat back,
with a delicious satisfied smile
sleeping on the edges of your lips
I stood up, always, once more than I fell

All that silent struggle,
All that rage against gravity,
brought me closer and closer to the sky
and in the end, I stood tall enough to
see that your petty games made you small
but not me
and now I almost forget the frustration
almost forget what twisted love tastes like
In the end, “goodbye” was the sweetest word
to exit my mouth and then to grace your ears
La Jongleuse
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La Jongleuse  France
(France)   
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