The radio wishes me dead.
after a long day voices strain
I feel something, I swear, then
I come home to find you have removed
my bowl of waxed fruit and my
coffee table book
it was Neruda
You know good and well how much I love him
his perceptions, his women, his description of tits
and page 33 was the only prayer I had left to
give
yet you took it, without thought, so
youve got to go
and I've got to find
someone else
who doesn't mind Pablo and I caving
inward on a Friday night
I keep looking for real love
I say to myself "it has to be out there"
this just cannot be all
my life has amounted to
poetry and dreams
and that isn't half bad, really
except the radio wants me
dead
for even entertaining the
thought that she might exist
Neruda
Will check out page 33 :D Allets
which book?
"and page 33 was my last prayer" <3
I like how this seems to follow the disjointed thoughts we carry when we are emotionally at our limits...
Much Love
Ashley
Pablo NeDuda Selected Poems.
Pablo NeDuda Selected Poems. Page 33's poem is titled "tonight I can write" and if you've never read that poem before... You should read it right this second. Because, oh boy.
"It is a terrible thing to be so open. It is as if my heart put on a face and walked into the world" -- Sylvia Plath.
k...
I think I read it, I googled it and found a copy of it...I don't know though, cause it's not as impacting as the other stuff I have read by him so I think someone maybe did a bad translation... but I also think I get the drift :/
Much Love
Ashley
Hmm maybe so. I've always
Hmm maybe so. I've always loved that one. It always hit close to home. But in a different book of his page 33 is my other favorite poem by him called "if you forget me". so I lucked out and can easily say page 33 belongs to either poem :)
"It is a terrible thing to be so open. It is as if my heart put on a face and walked into the world" -- Sylvia Plath.
oh that one I liked more... I
oh that one I liked more... I am not sure what my fav poem of his is, I should try and find the name of it...I read it in a friend's book once, I was never big into Neruda... but perhaps I should give him another try...
Much Love
Ashley
a moment
captured perfectly.
thank you for reading me :) I
thank you for reading me :) I enjoy your comments
"It is a terrible thing to be so open. It is as if my heart put on a face and walked into the world" -- Sylvia Plath.