Evening lit the fires.
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She dozed in the stuffy cabin of a leisurely taxi,
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What carried her to the southern embankment.
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Twilight was turning into night.
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Spring was in my head.
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May, May!
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The streets whispered.
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Passers-by did not notice her blue eyes,
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Sadly looking at the empty pier,
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And the wind sang her way to the clouds.
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Wait for me.
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First couplet.
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The houses of the sleeping districts lit the light in the windows.
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Spring evening over the park scattered notes,
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But you have not seen this beauty.
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You were far from home
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Wounded by the dawn
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Flowers bloomed that bloom once in a century.
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Their smell is crazy.
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Blinds the eye
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Far beyond the horizon
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In gusts of yellow wind
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Blows out a sketch of the hills, trust me.
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Give me your hand,
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We will run up.
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There the Magi lifted up laughter by singing.
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Quiet, no one will bother us there.
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The sky is waiting, emerald.
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Hurry up.
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Cold holiday
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City of affection and warmth
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Behind, a summer day.
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Call me.
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Wait for me, wait.
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rustling maple,
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Dusty in May and drowned by rain.
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The whisper of the stars, what did you say
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But I did not listen to him - I lived slowly.
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White clouds in transparent rooms
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And longing from ruby threads wove a blanket
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We are a prisoner, in a smoldering fireplace
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Letters fly.
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God be with them, if only the pier would not be empty.
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The paths are thorny down the river.
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What was the name of that road?
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Did the Padre lie to me?
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Some lost their daughter
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other girlfriend,
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But they did not try to help - to lend a hand.
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"Spring is to blame for everything"
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The walls spoke.
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Sadness revived and began to gnaw at the sky.
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There weren't
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And there was no fiction at all.
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You all know how you abandoned her.
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How her sister sent her requests to the sea.
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She sobbed and choked with grief.
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In breaks between night and day.
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Yesterday and tomorrow.
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There is an author whose manuscripts do not burn.
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In early May, the sun shines too brightly.
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Maya did not want to miss this sunset.
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Second couplet.
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The heart beats furiously.
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Dreams did not come true.
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I trust in you
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Drowning in May.
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I fly high.
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Don't blame me Maya.
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My only fault is
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That the wine again intoxicates the head.
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These lush colors of summer have flattered for so many years.
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And my poems were something like wild lilies.
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Wait for me,
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Give back the time that was promised to me.
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A minimum of tears, and take the rest where
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The parks are stained with bright colors with happiness.
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Couples dreaming couples melting
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They breathe and drag fictions,
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Is it yesterday's world, or something,
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That he painted words and notes in the gray of pictures.
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The former January cold weather is severe.
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Whoo.
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In the window frames, time froze for days.
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Dry lips begged for water.
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And you sang poetry
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And stirred up dreams.
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"Psycho behind the walls" thought
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people, only
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The table was covered with silk,
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And the snow was wet.
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So the days went by
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Until spring comes.
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"My Last"
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Maya thought.
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Her curly curls played in the wind.
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On the pavement
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Where ice turned to gravel.
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She waited for warmth, and cried somehow.
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Sara told her fate
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Guessing in cards.
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Her soul whines and bares its teeth.
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A dreary evening, copper pipes sobbed,
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In the morning, already roaring with laughter, the harpsichord sang.
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Together with Maya, they saw off the nineteenth winter.
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The river carried the body.
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La-la-la-la.
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La la.
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They went crazy all around
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Everyone but me.
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And I dreamed of a clock without hands and Maya's eyes.
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I'm sorry,
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I'm flying away. |