@tibianchini
1 year ago
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Bohemia
(Old poems 009)
Of everything, in this life, a little,
It's me, from poet to madman,
And crazy, where I know I can
Embrace the night, ardent;
Offer him a rose,
Love, kiss... and die.
My eternal cries
So savage, so afflicted;
So full of grace and goodness;
And I break all myths;
I blow my Carlitos air
And I stick the city in my pocket.
Oh, my God! How bohemian I am!
A little crazy, a little genius.
I don't even think about waking up.
For the night is young:
And waiting only gets tired,
And you miss it.
I'm from the street, I'm a kid,
And before the body sin,
The spirit that guides me
You'll ask for forgiveness from the moths:
in the sewers, in the windows;
In the heat of the cold night.
And may hell come soon,
That in this heaven I hibernate,
By brightening the day.