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‘sometimes I see you...’ Andrea Komova
from Sentire Issue One
by sentirezine
sometimes I see you in my dreams re-living the past life of guilt spilling the pearls over moving sands in a hope to deconstruct the internal
sometimes I spot you in the mirror as if you existed outside of the reason drowning me with your glasses of wine swimming in the rivers of my lungs
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and I dance to the rhythm you play and breathe the air you breathe
yet, you still demand more
to follow those who walk the pathways of mind to assign victims to those who corrupt the blind I float on the waves of selves
and when the moon lays down next to my sun please, play Verdi, so that I don’t hear her walk
living within my house at the peep of dawn living under my roof of sanity just a picture in the dreams and mirrors which are no longer clear
what a treason of humanity.