Poetry

Always struck by infinity, 
I was searching a center, 
and time was walking through me mutely. 
 
Covered in tremors I was ready to abdicate 
the flavours of life. 
Exhausted, wearing rags of knowledge 
I discovered the finite in hostile virtues. 
 
This was a manic dance full of foggy dreams 
scaling the impossible insomnia 
and silence was falling like snow flakes. 
Silhouette of death hovers around the praying lips, 
we pocket the coins of memories 
and forget the bitter past. 
 
Perpetual stress breaks the neck 
awfully engraving the pain. 
I stammer for a barometer. 
 
I perceive you my ghost, a reminder 
of my frightened childhood, when I lost my home 
in the labyrinth of mirrors. 
Cannot stop it, the dark now spreading in the eyes, 
My kids won’t understand my hushed withdrawl.