I’ve started my holidays, six weeks of leisure and sunshine. At least leisure. I do live in
At least leisure.
Poems and fiction in English by a writer from Finland. International pictures also included. Some facts, too. Occasionally.
I’ve started my holidays, six weeks of leisure and sunshine. At least leisure. I do live in
At least leisure.
Hanging low
way deep inside the ground
creeping along streets
lousy, lousy feeling.
Hangover Square
unbelievable,
I must be dreaming,
the neon signs showed her legs
and I felt I could
hang myself and die
just die in between those
shining, oh, moaning,
yes, yes,
her gorgeous legs.
Silk stockings so sharp around my neck.
They had been waiting for hours, waiting for the rain to stop. The hotel room felt damp and miserable, outside it was no better. The unpaved streets of the little town had turned into a swamp of mud, big puddles speckled the empty street corners.
The need to make the other understand had lost its meaning. The desperate urge to justify the decisions they had been making, seemed now pathetic and ludicrous.
They just wanted the rain to stop. They fantasized about leaving the hotel room, stepping outside, going separate ways, never looking back.
She’s a beautiful dreamer,
dreaming of her own private world,
in her own secret world,
dreaming her own faraway dreams,
shared by no one.
Beautiful dreamer,
smiling in her dreams,
so softly.
Look at her
and see the dream.
and be for a moment
a part of her world.
Look, but don’t touch,
don’t disturb her.
from her dreams.
And remember to love.