The Sun Waits for Nadie

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how great is the relief to know that the azahar*

smells every year like the year before

and in between the leaves stay green

the sun comes and goes.

how great is the relief to live a life where the doormat is tilted on the right and cannot seem to unfold

and the light bulb fluorescent and annoying a bit

but it’s always so.

as if the consistency of life prepares a bed of flowers, on which you lie and you look at the stars.

But

how great is the distress to know that the sun shines even when you’e not looking;

and the stars flicker without you noticing;

but I don’t worry about these, I observe and rejoice in my observations of

nature, of self and playful mirage in-between.

 

 

azahar: from Spanish, Orange Blossom.
Flor del naranjo, del limonero y del cidro; es de color blanco y muy aromática. 

 

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Writing is my key to free spaces. I write to let things out and to chronicle some, and you're more than welcome to read them.

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