REVISION OF THE MAGIC
I revise
The fairy tales
Which have made my life bearable,
They have pulled me out of despair as if out of a well
Drank from me
Quenched their thirst with advice:
If you read fairy tales, you dream fairy tales,
If you dream fairy tales, you live in a fairy tale.
Young children
Wrote wisdoms to frighten me,
They soothed me with scary lullabies
They didn’t touch me if I wasn’t afraid,
They waited for me to take out some goodness from my pockets
In a thief-like manner,
Caress their cups of talents,
And wipe any drops of justice
From the tips of their lips.
I have been an animal tamer for a long time,
While the beast inside me snoozed, grew up and snarled.
One day it ate me,
Because it felt neglected.
It found out I was obsessed with other abysses of anger,
Bent under other lives not edited.
I am doing poetic crosswords now,
Rearranging, correcting, illustrating alien feelings,
Presenting titles – memorable and significant ones.
However, they just cross me out
Hurrying upwards, not even turning back.
They rob me just because I like it.
If I am endless, there is still what to take from me.
If I believe that is the way it is – I’ll be safe.
I am counting down
And descending the other slope now
Back to the same.
Anticipating is always greater than arrival.