our own words

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Without you I'm empty

like a paper expelled

for its own words,

without you I'm not

poetry, nor, I'm nothing,

same as for the summer

when night ends,

same as for me,

that when you end near

the river,

along salt skin.

But for some instance

I think you're not here anymore,

because you, like the birds

are free,

like a flower crossed

around my finger.

You're free,

like a mountain

drinks from Heaven waters.

You're free,

like ancient poetry once said,

and I, my love,

I'm just a pronom,

an isolated downfall

running from my hands

that could never find

it's way back to be

completed in your own words.


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