It could be all a lie
well decorated,
a lyric for a song
I don't care if it was past or not.
I only find myself in my papers
madmen who think,
they come out of an immortal circus
and teach me what I ignore of you.
I wouldn't ever trade this informal universe
where the seeds of the absurd and the great grow
where the iron twists and becomes the essential.
I have a clock of thirty hours
it starts up when I write
when the notion leaves
and I get close slowly to you.
Like a powerful torrent,
mixing the mud with the crystal,
they emerge to the paper
and madness and peace take form.
I wouldn't ever trade this informal universe
where the seeds of the absurd and the great grow
where the iron twists and becomes the essential.
A world that was, for not stop being it will be,
my hotel room with windows to the sea.
I hear your voice asking what will never exist
by force of remembering what didn't happened.
I've learned to be one more piece
a link in the dark.
There's a way to stop the time
disordering the evolution
and find in the prehistory
those eyes I can't forget.
I'm not scared of what you say,
or those stories of beyond,
I'm only afraid of listening
the clocks in the dark.
I wouldn't ever trade this informal universe
where the seeds of the absurd and the great grow
where the iron twists and becomes the essential.