It's been a while, quite a long one, since I picked up my pen and wrote something on the paper

It's been a while, quite a long one, since I picked up my pen and wrote something on the paper.

I'm doing it now. It feels so good.

I remember Christian loved to look at the world and let the mind freely form verses… it wasn't poetry but it looks like it was and he's filled hundreds, no thousands, of sheets with fragment of life. He hasn't done it for years and now that I'm dead and recovering those silly shining fragments of living glass pop up when I don't want. I thought I've grown older…and become a better poet.

Just a moment ago

a little bird unknown

rested outside my window

An active short shadow

While the city there down

Wakes up and start to go.

It was just a moment ago.

I'd forgotten how wonderful it was…

There are bottles scattered all over this room; I've felt so empty at times. I consider myself a weak for letting those bottle stand between me and my life. What else I can do though? I'm hunted by my own dreams and when the burning greenness enters me it's like a firework exploding, but like every fireworks it's short lived and suddenly dies. I've blamed my friends for drinking; now they're the one who blame and who try to rip the bottle from my fooled grip.

This page is filling with nonsense, so I'll try and order my thoughts, while they're still out of reach of the toxic charming green liquid that fills the glass on my left side. It's nine o'clock now and the city is living again under my window. I want to stop time! 'Cause it can only get worse and worse. I've seen her this morning, last sparkle of the moon. I told myself it was she I saw, but probably I was only staring at my favorite mirage, playing with me again.

My heart still bleeds but now, sometimes, it gives my a break and I can stand up from the bed without retching on the floor and feeling as if my soul was being torn from everyone of my bones and muscles by a hungry wolf.

My friends, the few I still have, have tried to pull me out of my shell. They bring me the paper and food and fresh water. They treat me like an ill man. I'm not ill. I'm dead. They laugh and say that I only look like I'm dead and that I've so much to give to the world and to get from it in return that I've to live, for the world's sake.

I look like I'm dead, and I feel dead inside…our looked like the most perfect love in the world, it was… I've filled sheets with it, with the silly love songs you said to hate but that I've heard you hum when you thought I wasn't listening…who was the fool then?

I've filled sheets with dreams,

dreams of us dancing in the sky,

of me never shy,

of the time passing by

with us walking on a way

Singing 'Come what may'

Until our last day.

Now there's no joy

You're so far away

The moon lost its way

And I myself decoy.

I don't know for how long I will keep writing, but if I'm putting myself on this paper, I'm not surrendering to the avid impulse of beating me with the hypnotic ever moving greenness within my reach. And I will drug myself with the impression I'm talking to you.

I hope you don't mind…God why you gave man memory! I want you not to think about it…what are you writing Christian?! This is rubbish!

I hope you don't mind, Precious,

If I sound a bit fool here but, like every crazy man, you're the sweetest way of killing myself and I want you to be with me, in a way or the other. I remember how angry I was at that…man… touching you, wanting you, longing for your presence, inhaling your perfume and playing with the soft curls of your hair. Passion sounded within me like perfidious violins and a chorus of Christians called your name; my sight foggy for the anger and the ardor could only perceive the sparkles of your dress. Ah…the past is the past and I'm not going to bring you back to me with this rubbish I'm writing.

I'm not Orpheus.

But if I were

I'd come where you are

And save you from the dark

Not to let you become

Only a memory in the dust.

Someone's knocking, sorry dear, I'll be back in a moment.

It was Jack, no you don't know him, I don't know him myself! He's the son of a friend of my father, or something like that. He's recognized my style - do I have a style?! - in the latest songs of the Moulin…I've sold four songs after you…left, just to eat and to pay the bills. Now that you're no more here with your icing warm eyes, looking at me while I'm writing, the rare sheets I fill are a treasure I don't want the world to see. They've already stolen my most perfect creature.

Look! There are birds outside the window! They sing…but you were the best.

It's midday but my stomach is not murmuring so I won't stop writing, not now, even if the world crushed into the sun and the stars started raining from the sky. I simply can't stop, I feel you so near now I want to shout for the joy. There's an echo of cancan in this room. Of course! I'll tell everybody the stories behind the best spectacle in the known world! My forehead is bathed in sweat but I don't care. The burning liquor descends inside my body, lightening me up. You and this drink are pulling me to my grave but I don't mind.

I can barely see the paper now, it's four thirty and the bottle is empty, its glass scattered on the floor with other glasses. Sorry dear, I fell from our stairway to heaven again. But I know you'll be patient and wait for me, just a step further from me to encourage me.

Why did you leave?

You wanted me to feel

Pain and sorrow all my life?

Your lips acted like a knife

On my poor soul of boy

Fooling me with false joy.

Why didn't you ask?

Stoic keeping up your mask

Now I can only see you at dusk

Dancing in the dead shadows

Through enchanted meadows

Where other wretched wait

To have with love a date.

I hate you! Like I hate my own body and soul, so weak now, so painfully conscious of the cold world!

These are my last words to you, beloved.

You let me see the sky, and I believed that in this world, there was a blade of celestial light for us.