She used to be a slovenly girl even if
she was always well dressed
she neglected her heart
it didn't made her suffer
it was she who decided when to open it
she prefered to be alone than with bad company
and without wanting she gave her heart to
pain who ruined her skin and accellerated her clock
damned crazy life
damned her mouth that said not to love him anymore
now they say to her "mad girl where are you going?"
when she walks with her troubles and she says
she's a siren ran aground in a bar
wrinkles on her forehead are not fault of the time
she asked but the insurance of her heart cannot hide the damages
I think they saw her in a cantin selling roses to extract her thorns
she asked crying "Why?" with rage to a mirror that,
without contesting , sent her a cruel reflect
Even if no one knows her name
I call her "Solitude"
She looks for fag-ends to smoke, on the ground
,fag-ends that you can take with a lam of life
and they end when it stops burning
She will belong forever to him