I saw a beautiful city whose name I forgot where deaf angels roam the dawns coloring their eyes with invulnerable tears where Catholic children offer lemons to little pachyderms that sneek out of their burrows
What an incomplete silence among so many sounds! Now, and only now, they are trying to tell us that they loved and they forgot, and always remained far from any final truth. Love is an unredeemable debt contracted in the dark and only death can free the debtors from default.
Haughty and conceited, like a pagan goddess
you passed by me, showing your spite,
and since that day I know that I have lost
the ineffable glory of a dream of love.