—— POEM 𝒃𝒚 Suna Hezer
I don’t know how many seasons have passed over this city,
The streets are empty now, no one can pass through sadness
I don’t know how many seasons have passed over this city,
The streets are empty now, no one can pass through sadness
The weather is dark, the wind howls. The pouring rain disturbs valleys and mountains, agitating streams and rivers.
It is impossible to return to the past time again,
Liam is like a mirage of wind and barren land.
Between yesterday and today your present…
Give my regards, O Mar, and tell her,
I wonder if my heart loves and cherishes her.
For my heart, howdy,
My braincase pulses with relentless knocks.
Unseal the door,
The pedestrians crave sanctuary.
A blood vessel weeps, countless syllables wounded,
Day and night unravel from the fluttering
Bearing the weight of solitude,
Upon the bunker’s rooftop,
It reads the full moon’s letter.
You came silently from the hidden shore,
You basked in the tan of melancholy of shells,
You came from the hours sizzling and treading on the seaweed,