I think I did
A bad thing here
Disappearing in the inebriation
And she
Curses, screams
Her heart out
I saw it poking
Out of her quaint
Dress, what a marvel
And I know
I did a wretched thing
To have a woman
And rip her
From soul to flesh.
A fool thinks himself a fool
Until he becomes one
With the mimicry of
Stale consolation.
Oh, I did a bad thing there
But I never told you
Things that are far worse
Than just
Letting a heart
Dangle, unspoken to.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem