III.<\/p>\n
So I talk about you and me<\/p>\n
Because I love you and in the love I know
\nTo enter like a Full Moon
\nFrom everywhere,like your little foot in the immense sheets
\nTo pluck jasmines and I have the power
\nAsleep,to blow to lead you
\nThrough moonlight paths and secret arches of the sea
\nHypnotised trees with spiders that we silver plated<\/p>\n
The waves have heard of you
\nHow you caress,how you kiss
\nHow you say in whispers the “what” and the “eh”
\nAround the neck in the bay
\nAlways us the light and the shadow<\/p>\n
Always you the little star and always me the dark floater
\nAlways you the harbor and me the right latern
\nThe wet breakwater and the shine upon the oars<\/p>\n
High in the house with the vine branches
\nThe tied roses,and the water that gets cold
\nAlways you the stone statue and always I the shadow that grows
\nThe leaning window shutter you,and I the adoration that opens it
\nBecause I love you and I love you
\nAlways you the coin and I the adoration that cashes it:<\/p>\n
So the night,so the roar in the wind
\nSo the drop in the air,so the serenity
\nAll around the despotic sea
\nChamber of the sky with the stars
\nSo your slightest breath<\/p>\n
I have nothing else anymore than
\nIn the four walls,the ceiling,the floor
\nTo cry out from you and my voice to hit me
\nTo smell from you and the people to get angry
\nBecause the untried and the from else brought
\nThe people can’t stand it and it’s early,do you hear me
\nIt’s still early in this world my love<\/p>\n
TO TALK ABOUT YOU AND ME<\/p>\n
IV<\/p>\n
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It’s still early in this world,do you hear me
\nThe monsters haven’t benn tamed,do you hear me
\nMy lost blood and the sharp,do you hear me
\nKnife
\nLike a ram that runs through the skies
\nAnd cracks the branches of the stars,do you hear me
\nIt’s me,do you hear me
\nI love you,do you hear me
\nI hold you and I take you and I wear to you
\nThe Ophelia’s white wedding dress,do you hear me
\nWhere are you leaving me,where are you going and who,do you hear me<\/p>\n
He holds your hand above the deluge<\/p>\n
The huge retails and the lavas of the volcanos
\nWill come one day,do you hear me
\nTo bury us after and the thousands of years
\nThey will make us shiny stones,do you hear me
\nTo shine upon them the insensibility,to hear
\nOf the people
\nAnd to throw us thousands of pieces
\nIn the waters one by one, do you hear me
\nMy bitter pebbles I count,do you hear me
\nAnd the time is a big church,do you hear me
\nThat sometime the Saints’ figures
\nshed true tears,do you hear me
\nThe bells open high,do you hear me,
\nOne deep passage to cross
\nThe angels are waiting with candles and deadly chants
\nI’m going nowhere do you hear me
\nAnyone or the two of us together,do you hear me<\/p>\n
This flower of the storm and do you hear me
\nOf love
\nWe cut it once and forever
\nAnd it can’t blossom in any other way,do you hear me
\nIn another land,another star,do you hear me
\nThe soil doesn’t exist,the air doesn’t exist
\nThat we touched,the same,do you hear me<\/p>\n
And no gardener fortuned in other times<\/p>\n
From so winter and from so north winds,do you hear me
\nTo blossom a flower,only us,do you hear me
\nIn the middle of the sea
\nAnd only the errand of the love,do you hear me
\nWe raised a whole island,do you hear me
\nWith caves and with hawsers and with blossomed precipices
\nlisten,listen
\nWho talks in the waters and who cries-do you listen?
\nwho seeks the other,who is screaming-
\ndo you listen?
\nIt’s me who I scream and it’s me that I’m crying,do you hear me
\nI love you,I love you,do you hear me<\/p>\n
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