fera nugroho

sitting at the corner of my dream
i tasted my coffee
dripping from the brim of the wavy sea
i tried to meditate in a single drop
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Into the dark gloomy wood I see
The shadow coming out from the tree
Filling the air in cold thick mist
Casting a damp over the morning bliss
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under the old meranti*
a young boy sat, weary
as his tears thicken to sorrow
he casted a quest of tomorrow
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i thought i began to write phrases
of red roses and purple haze
two hearts in one place
you called it love in a velvet case
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i met an old and limp strumpet
down in the damp alley
at the corner of the city
enchanting melodious madrigals
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it was dusk
the evening creeping on
the darkness thickening into night
the cold air embraced this little body
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i stitch the moon beams
with my aching veins
and drag the gleams
with the pleated reins
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eyes closed,
tears mingled
with the flying dust
into a ball of muddy trust
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when i hate you
d'you feel it too?
i wish you knew
my beloved foe
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cuppa cofee,
a bowl ol' memory,
you,
me,
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your light, diminishes slowly
dark shadow slips in through the cracks on the wall
then!
i see you, fall
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i saw marry without her little lamb
strolling down the coastal line
with scars in her mind
and a gun in her hand,
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i sent you a smile

miles away from the time
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my christmas wasn't white
yet it's certainly wet
wet, sad and red
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dark clouds
hanging over
the damp yard
listlessly watching
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eyes closed,
tears mingled
with the flying dust
into a ball of muddy trust
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ears partly heard,
constant love songs
in maudlin tunes
from neighbor’s old radio
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lips sealed,
words concealed
in the concubine’s cleavage
wet by her sweat
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you give me ease
and make me giggle

when you tease
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i blessed the night
when we kissed
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