Lying in bed, sometimes she sees shapes,
curves that enter and spirals that escape.
Transparent organs at the top open
and turn into a smooth line that chases itself,
clears the breath of dark colors – the color of blood,
or the dense color of the flesh where bees are born.
Nothing regenerates, but it is prolonged, infinite
in the line that cleans objects and makes things
to think, to live: a big egg, for example,
it breaks without losing the liquid and very white invades
the angles of the ceiling, opens an arch, a door
between continents.
Between sky and water this building
shines in boundless light:
can open it, open you
to a tongue of harsh tones,
return to the round sound of another
resuming those tones like windows on the sea
or the suspension bridge to the park
where the people lying on the grass are bees
and the heat in the sun seems to prevent death
even if in years, millions, someday
blowing up.
It then follows other lines, those of the species,
maybe how to know that to be born
it will no longer be violence, but a phenomenon of the look,
and from the bed let the sex escalate
around the contours of this building
in its white under storm rays,
the star in the instant before
to explode.
Life is everywhere, in a curved line
someone lives like thinking.
The bees finally leave my mouth because I think of them.
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