LadyMoon

Why Do We Dress The Soul?

The Wind  
  
Outside the wind howls  
In the silenced night of fear  
It looks for
Nobody knows what
Furious  
He knocks on the doors  
That deny to him  
Hard and indifferent.  
Abandoned, sad  
He cries the tears  
Of the rain that he calls  
It softens his face  
Without form  
And his stormy soul.
He moans slowly  
Following his march  
Of grieving  
Without time  

© 2000 Fernanda F. Rocha. All rights reserved

Dawn

The naked light
Blooms in the morning
Cutting the dense thick fog
That rises impotent
To its heat

The sun shines
Overflowing energy
That crosses the forest
Waking up in a frozen sleep
Of the humid night

A music note flies lonely
Coming from a sleepy wakening
Deeply echoing
Bringing infinite answers

A hoarse roar
Shakes in a heavy body
Of a daring fatigue
In the shown laziness
Of the life that is not in a hurry


© 1998 Fernanda F. Rocha. All rights reserved


The Night

The night is black, it's said
Black as death.  
It will be the black death  
But it is not the night.  
  
Soft, velvety, warm  
So warm...  
And the sun doesn't shine in the night  
It doesn't need the light of the sun!   
   
The night doesn't have heat of the sun  
No, It doesn't  
It has the light that the sun ignores  
A softness calms, rested  
  
It is the black night to the eyes  
That  look for the light that flees  
In the luminous night  
Of gray eyes


© 2001 Fernanda F. Rocha. All rights reserved