
She had put on her hat
curtly
and took the door.
Since,
silence,
commemoration in times of crisis
small chip on the cup
the light bulb flashes
we are at the end of the line
I opened the bread drawer
cut myself a slice of bread
butter and cheese
way to pass the pill.
The clock strikes five o'clock
the day will appear only in three hours
take a book
until fatigue comes.
The stove still warm
in the dark
on which simmers leftover soup
a moth wakes up
to bump into the bulb.
She had put on her hat
curtly
and took the door.
On the big table
his collages
his thirty year life
his piled up sufferings
a look of a lost doe
an eye-popping landscape
I crumple it all
it wakes up the cat
waddling towards his croquettes.
Often
seems that the adventure
go through the break
that we cross without looking back
offered to the shivering night
ash animated by a breath.
Quickly,
close the door
the room cools down
put a log in the hearth.
She had put on her hat
curtly
and took the door.
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