the poet cannot help
the poet cannot help
but spill tantrums of fragment
moments
on the arms of empty
leaflets,
the pen flutters
blindly
for lovers with swollen tongues
and for those who have not lived in this world
It is no secret
why we sneaked into poorly lit rooms
and why
our fingers danced on the handle of our instruments-
Chuckling
we are well established
romantics
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