
I am, indeed, the lucky one
whose every dream has come undone
and where I go, always I see
the others who are lost in scenes
of splendour, unreal,
for sale
on every corner
of every street.
No one's around,
there's not a sound
to be heard.
Still, my heart pounds
so loud
it always frightens
the birds
that flutter their wings
inside my head
and make believe
that my dream
is not just a scene
of splendour, unreal,
for sale
on every corner
of every street.
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