Glaciers Adrift Poem by Gianfranco Aurilio
Glaciers Adrift
I meet every day
glaciers adrift,
with those mouths full
of empty thoughts,
the eyes
consumed by sadness,
the liver
soured by acridity,
the heart worn out
by a life without warmth,
too arid
not to go adrift
in the ocean of solitude.
28.11.'13
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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The original poem ('Ghiacciai alla deriva') is in Italian.
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