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Vider La Ville

by Nick Flynn

Je veux effacer vos empreintes de pas de mes murs. Chaque oreiller est
épais avec vos raisons. Présages

remplir trottoir au-dessous de ma fenêtre: une femme dans un chapeau
de partie, s'accrochant à un ballon de tin-foil. Ombres

le fluage lentement à travers le goudron, quelqu'un hurle, "arrêt!"
et je ferme mes yeux. Je ne peux pas observer

comme cette ville vide lentement, me laissant ficelé entre les
fève-voyages, comme tant de vêtements sur une ligne, le mouchoir
blanc

collé dans ma gorge. Tu sais la manière Jésus

les déchirures ouvrent sa chemise pour nous montrer son coeur, tout
flamboyant et épineux, le chemin qu'il indique à lui. J'ai
peur

la manière que je m'ennuierai de toi sera ceci évidente.

J'ai un ami que chacun avertit que j'est dangereux, il cache des
images sanglantes de Jésus autour de ma maison, pour que je
trouve

quand je viens à la maison; Jésus derrière la porte de
compartiment, Jésus a remplié

dans le miroir. Il veut me sauver mais nous sommes en désaccord de ce
qui. Ma version d'enfer est quelqu'un qui déchire ouvrent sa
chemise

et disant, regard ce que j'ai fait pour toi..


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  Translations for this Poem
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 Italian  Portuguese  Korean  Russian
 Chinese  Japanese    
 

  Poems by Nick Flynn
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  2. Amber
  3. Bag Of Mice
  4. Cartoon Physics Part 1
  5. Embrace Noir
  6. Emptying Town
  7. Statuary
  8. Twenty-Pound Stone
  9. You Asked How formerly Even Now She Is
 
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