Bad Weather

none of the people in the supermarket said anything
when the bullets from the assault broke the glass
the first kiss was given by me 
between shards and crying
it was one of those insane nights 
and in that moment you were insecurity
holding my arm trust

sixteen days later the violent wind bent the antenna
broke trees
tiles
windows and walls
while we watched the rain 
dragging our house and erasing what we were 
when the world finished
i was stupefied...
your spirit danced where the room used to be
wearing only the smile I always loved in you
in your naive happiness continued to dance
without having the slightest idea 
of what happened to us.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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