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This
is a new territory.
A
new world, filled with glimpses of past times.
I
lock the door and sit on the floor, the clock on the wall keeps ticking.
seconds circling around...
minutes... hours.
Days
go by, it’s been months now.
I’m
growing old within these new walls.
My
skin is aged, tired of holding on to this soul.
My
spirit is blind for staring at the sun or vampiring through the
night.
There’s
an invisible gravitational fight suspended in thin air,
Can
you feel it flowing, turbulent?
Can
you ignore it?
Or
ignore ignorance as a girl sings words in a strange language?
Illyrian,
Pinyin, Euskara, Ugaritic or beautiful plain Algerian.
How
many languages do you not know?
How
many songs do you not hear throughout your days, your life?
To walk out.
Or to fly; learn all the names of the winds.
Zephyrus, Lawaan,
Simoon, Sharaav.
Ethereal,
eternal,
intangible.
Take
me there; I’ll hold on to your voice strings.
Words
as a flying carpet that crashes constantly into an abyss of boredom.
And seconds circling around...
Take
a picture, freeze all the clocks.
How
much older am I since a moment ago?
One
moment older?
Ageing
with a smile.
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There are no doors, only windows. And so we move on, in lengthy slow strides. Looking back at past times, when there were doors.
Saturday, 12 December 2015
Ageing
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