let’s recede
from tears
courage
is in the jaw
behind silence
the silent gaze
life
sudden and fragile work
for never receding away
I would accept any suffering
so tiny but so important like poetry
let’s recede
from tears
courage
is in the jaw
behind silence
the silent gaze
life
sudden and fragile work
for never receding away
I would accept any suffering
four thrown petals
four flown off stars
youth is light
put down on our nights
four thrown petals
four flown off stars
youth is tear
fallen on our never written notebooks
I disturb the sleeping cat
it pushes one meter
taking with him his sleep
two photos
on the cover of two school notebooks
on a table
at the door of a church
too small that day
two smiling faces
other faces serious
dark outfits
as the words on the school notebooks
two coffins
at the end of path
youth disfigured
(in memory of William and Nicolas died at age 20 in a car accident)
would the world be different
if little babies
were born bursting out laughing
and not shouting out?
before the black
decomposition of blue
blue of fault
then
posthumous blue
imprisoned blood
stagnating in mud
night
spring-dissension-snow
the cold is crackling
and making itself feverish of blue
ground-shoulder
at time arches itself
the day awaits us
and already invite water
memory of banks
without the travel
at dawn
the mother’s blood
another burning sky
there will be no more retouch
the world is launched
between doors and roads
to travel with oneself
blood road
towards a blocked downstream
not much images will remain
perhaps a beauty spot
a veil of blue
hardly crumpled
of dragonflies
any childhood
has the sky
for playing field