Realist Poem
Realist poem
On the way home.
On the way home there is a stone, a tree and my hat
there are birds that sing, dogs that pass by and their owners
one sunny corner and one with shadow
way in the light, the precious ones shine
I approach the corner, I go slowly, I still do not want to cross
I look at the clock, with a great aspiration I closed my eyes and turned around.
on the way home there is a red stone, a dry tree and my hat
shadows in the distance, sobs in the air, I do not know where they come from
the soil is wet, the water runs and bleeds the rock that forms the street
the corner moves away, the shadows come closer, I want to cross
I hurry, the wind pushes me, the hat falls down and it makes me flip
a shadow behind me, he takes it, he looks at me, he approaches, he runs, he runs towards me ...
the corner .. I close my eyes, exhale air, I turned around.
on the way home, there is a stone, two swallows and sunflowers on the sides
the sun is pink, its light gently caresses the asphalt, the breeze is heard and I close my eyes
the road home has no stops, no shortcuts
someone touches my back, a boy looks for me with his look
I turn and see his clothes, he is elegant, he is colorful, a little tie, leather shoes and red suit
he looks at me and smiles
extends his hand from his back, is my hat
it's time, he murmurs as he leaves quickly, crosses the street and vanishes in the corner
I follow him to thank him, but my feet can not anymore, I'm tired
I get to the corner, I look at the clock, it does not take long to be at home.
on the way home I forget my name, I can not find the rock, I do not see the trees
people become shade, the sun shines with colors and sometimes it gets dark at night
on the way home the floor shines and the birds sing, the breeze blows on my sanity and a child dresses elegantly
I cross the corners but I never arrive, it is the clock that marks moment
on the way home there are pieces of my memories, I am and my life frozen in a street
Storm and gentle breeze, the warmth of the sun and the sopping floor
On the way home, I look at the clock, it's time
a boy approaches me, I think I know him, he wears a dressing gown and leather shoes
takes me by the hand, on the way home I forget how to return
We are going slowly, the boy says a name, maybe it's mine
he takes me by the hand
I feel quiet
I feel relieved
we walk for a while, the street disappears and we come to a room
I open the door, there is no other way, I am already at home.