Sound of a Heart (Poem)
A poem about a broken heart.
On a descending path, together with naked trees
there is a white stone cliff.
A circular dry fountain of polished stone sits in the heart of the rock,
By squeezing my entire body
I can open the fountain into a drain by clenching my fist,
revealing what's under it.
To show you my heart
Heaven, hell, and my love for you.
How does my heart function, you see?
How is love functioning?
Be kind to the big cramps I have to open with
Love me, keep me close and open again.
And if I've jumped into the cliff, there's no one
No one in the dark unknown
Just me and my love for you
Telling: may I break up my neck’s flower rope,
I don't know
I belong to you.
I could fold like a bag on ground
Such stupid way to tell you my truth
Quiet as prayer
And I prayed for your love
inside my head not in your heart
And tick tock it’s like a clock,
Sound of my heart inside your head,
inside your head not in your heart.