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A Tear
and a Question
Tell
me why a smile dies
on
lips that don't know pain?
And
why tears would stop
in
regret
to be
replaced by weariness in the eyes?
Tell
me why happiness departs,
departs
as a bird.
The
tree becomes without the sound of
music.
Tell
me why the silence of graves
fills
the hearts
and
the joy gets lost in tunnels
of
illusion.
Tell
me about the dry seasons,
about
the storm secrets
and
the rejection of the rain.
Tell
my why poetry dies in youth
and
letters dry.
Why
the strings on a violin would rust?
Tell
me, I ask you.
Tell
me, because for every question
there
is a wound.
The
story that doesn't know the
truth
and covered with deception.
Tell
me, for the question has exhausted
me
from the beginning.
Tell
me where the morning was lost
and
to where the moon traveled?
Tell
me why children must grow
so
they could love and cry.
Memories
return as leaves
to be
scattered by wind
and
thrown under the evening's feet
to be
hidden between stones
and
rocks.
S.A. Kornas
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