Dear Mr Hesitates,
It's not easy to take on the risk of a choice
And even to use your own words,
Camouflage yourself and live by reflected light
At the bottom of cloudy waters
Between wretched tricks and lies,
Inferiority complexes,
Cumbersome delusions of gandeur.
Mr Hesitates, it's not a cause of shame
Not knowing how to hit any bull's eye,
Having missed yet another shot, irreparably.
And it matters little if your wife
Does nothing but cry
Obsessed by the rumour
Of your many betrayals,
Swallows hidden pains
And high doses of sedatives.
By now, it's habit, Mr Hesitates,
To despond, not to live up
To your own ambitions
And elbowing to stand out from the pack.
Ignorance is not an unimportant complex,
A chasm, it can hide in the silence
Avoiding the danger of a mild confrontation.
Mr Hesitates, it's not a cause of shame
Not being able to boast of any talent,
Having chased yet another train in vain.
And it matters little if your wife
Does nothing but cry
Obsessed by the rumour
Of your many betrayals
And at heart, she's not entirely wrong
And it's not a coincidence that
Lovers, friends and dreams are fading away,
The dog on the terrace waits for months
For the privilege of a walk
But rejoices faithfully in the evening
To your return.
And it matters little if your wife
Does nothing but cry
Obsessed by the rumour
Of your many betrayals
And at heart, she's not entirely wrong
And it's not a coincidence that
Lovers, friends and dreams are fading away,
The dog on the terrace waits for months
For the honour of a stroke
And meanwhile your daughter asks you
Why on earth life is so miserable.