Walking on the Limbo of Lost Words
Walking on the Limbo
of Lost Words
the lighthouse of the indefinite
trafficking voices of absence,
skeleton walls smuggle freedom.
My country: a poem under an illegal shade.
A sun full of cameras rides
my skin like ghosts
who claim what is rightfully theirs.
I lead the echoes of my flight
to a heart masked
as theatrical delirium,
my wrinkled memoir
dancing to Etta Jones’s
Don’t go to Strangers.
I touch your lips
with my revolutionary blood
and leave my confession
on your cinnamon eyes.
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