viernes, 27 de agosto de 2010

The Seven Regrets of Peter


Run to catch your own sun, and never mine.
Run to make me forget what you looked like, before ourselves.
Run further south,
I forgot you and my dreams sat on a plane to Indonesia.
Mary gave away eyes and bread for the occident.

Sand comes along,
a sword and a shield holds a saint's body.

Reject me, bodily bite from the blackest berry.
The blackest berry holds the prize.

Forgive Luke, forgive the Gospel as I don't want to seek for gold inside our native mountain.
But wherever you're going Mary's eyes swim in sequins.

I assumed differently.
Three more nights faced the moon.
Bollywood nights, and blood melts with the river.

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