Mended nerves Poem by Elisa Biagini
Mended nerves
Rating: ★4.7
Mended nerves
among fog, paperwork, jackets
twisted fingers
(veins and arteries intersected)
and afterwards tension on the wire, in the pen:
cakes are active mines at distance,
every spaghetto a knot, a new debt.
Your world stuck between the lenses,
you, a condo
crumbling in a moment.
Translation: 2004, Elisa Biagini
Saturday, September 9, 2017
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7/21/2025 12:54:00 PM # 1.0.0
afterwards tension on the wire, in the pen: cakes are active mines at distance, every spaghetto a knot, a new debt. beautiful poem. 10++