NOBODY

 

NOBODY

 

Nobody a complete essence of the non-existence

A word that can not be defined but persist in the mist

It is supposedly someone or a state of being

That is not worth seeing

Despite feeling a pain can only be self-inflicted

You stuck inmoved staring at the mirror

Unable to see your own reflexion

Crying in hope to recognise your face

Become unwanted your strange feeling for these world

An empty frame of cellophane without structure

Waiting for somebody invisible just like you

Drowning in pain feeling a nobody

 

 

DEAR MOON

 

DEAR MOON

 

Why you follow me in the darkest nights?

Hiding kisses and caressing secrets

Releasing the perfume of bluebells and jasmines.

Waking up to the nightlife creatures

Inspiring poets with lost words

Silently guiding my wobbly return home

 If your pale light stretches discreetly over feasts and lusts

 beggars and frost or

 The sad eyes of the strait dog

Because you don't light my sad tears falling in the dark

Dear moon .... don’t follow me anymore.

 

THE ART CLASS

 

THE ART CLASS

 

Broad and fine brush brushes

Waves and rivers intersect

When I try to paint the map of your desires

Fast, juxtaposed spots of colour,

that capture fleeting light.

Beneath the mask of liest describing your skin as simple and

there's no art in fighting.

But your moistened lips outshine almost all colour,

They remind me that your gaze explains why,

Every fabric reflects light in a unique way.

As you walk down the wild street

I hope someone understands your masterpiece.

Only you can explain beauty and peace,

Of the physical relief on the canvas that catches all light,

In the open wounds of a desperate past,

That you can see beyond the walls of loneliness...

Waiting for me, you float in the naked sea

Lines fade from loose paint

And shapes elude you at the end of my art class.

 

A sharp scream

 A sharp scream

A sharp scream...

the silhouette of a girl

a bad dream
my precious pearl
Did you sleep last night
I can’t forget you since
we spoke for the first time

The morning, the joy, the incredible calm
the kisses with closed eyes
are the only ones that count
I am seeing you my pearl, eclipsing the light
nd nothing else matter
Your big smile
Tickling tenderly my soul
While my lips
Searching for yours
Does it feel, so right
Your clothes fall in the dark
Revealing your contours

The morning, the joy, the incredible calm
the kisses with closed eyes
are the only ones that count
I am seeing you my pearl, eclipsing the light
And nothing else matter

https://javiermiro1.bandcamp.com/track/a-sharp-scream

Moonlight reflections

 

Moonlight reflections hide in your eyes After dusk between golden beaches… You bite your lips and feel my body rain of fragrances, Dream after Dream The darkness announcing the night And its stars The murmuring stream and my silence fell your skin the ultimate perfection the air rocks the smoke enraptured in the flames Behind the grove my dark ghost whistling in the shadows An old forgotten blues.

https://javiermiro1.bandcamp.com/

Diving through the clouds

 

I am awake in the middle of the Valley of the dead

I had a bad feeling of losing all my keys,
Rhyming in reverse with verbs in Portuguese
moaning and singing a music from Lou Read
Ghosts of truth, recorded the momento
Nothing to see,
No hope, or destination
Sailing the Dead Sea no need justification
Frenetic Cruise, mysterious situation
I thought I was happy jumping from the room
Watching my weak body aiming for the moon

I saw your nickname on my new tattoo

Followed by words  that couldn’t  be true

Your signature behind the tears in blue

 Below in red ink “I ‘m crazy for you”

Seasonal love, superficial assistance

 Slowly into the sea I dive to no existence

Javier Miro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGbOJ5Lv8KU

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