Poetry
the nature of leaving again
four postcards scattered around the walls
scattered
around
the walls
of my childhood bedroom
all my visible proof that I have left and left again
measurable number of sunsets
until the smell of air will change again
and I will be saved once again by your desperate hug
my only real proof
my nature of leaving again
three sweaters holding the ocean breeze between the knits
slowly replaced by the sweet sound of bees
visiting green fields beside my old house
wondering where you sleep this night
two empty hands covered with warm kisses of the sun
one promise
your nature of not saying “goodbye”
scattered
around
the walls
of my childhood bedroom
all my visible proof that I have left and left again
measurable number of sunsets
until the smell of air will change again
and I will be saved once again by your desperate hug
my only real proof
my nature of leaving again
three sweaters holding the ocean breeze between the knits
slowly replaced by the sweet sound of bees
visiting green fields beside my old house
wondering where you sleep this night
two empty hands covered with warm kisses of the sun
one promise
your nature of not saying “goodbye”