| With broken fingers I weave life’s tapestry
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| I am in darkness, with no control at to how the cards will fall
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| I just manage the deck
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| A morose funk hangs over me
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| It comes, and it goes like the professional harlot
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| A weaker man would rip out his hair from its root
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| While running to seek guidance from the parson
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| «Send in the clowns» they said
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| By all means, try it
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| But do be prepared for the mass of blood and red noses
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| For I am in no mood for such twisted capers
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| Like the spring hare I shall run and run and run
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| Knowing the second I stop, if only to catch breath
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| It would all be over
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| I then become the prey
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| Even the man, built from clay with the strength of seven
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| Is of little consequence as soon as the carpet of love
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| Is ripped from beneath his feet
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| A stench, as bad as death, fills the air
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| As the desperate Lothario enters the shed
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| With him, he brings all the self-assured arrogance of the hangman
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| Today he is safe
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| Tomorrow he is over
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| Alone in my bed, I revisit the day’s occurrences
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| Making all the necessary alterations
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| An apology is weak
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| A regret is wretched
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| A figure appears on the horizon
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| As it is approaching, it begins to take shape
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| A man
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| I notice his head looks towards his feet
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| As if unable to meet my gaze
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| He looks familiar
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| You there!
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| Who by shame brings this bad news?
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| Oh
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| It is you
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| The hangman
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| Do come in |