The Horizons - Mooncake

The Horizons, under my balcony, are

bearing the superior lights of the city,

where nobody sleeps.

This place, where metals and bones,

concrete and blood were mixed

to erect a sanctuary for all

bad and good, this planet remembered.

On purpose all born naturally

are equipped with both rectipetality

and self-hatred.

In this compact universe several

techniques are extraordinarily important

for those who want to live and to die.

Settled Red, Green, Blue

are the colours of breathe mechanics.

And every breath is a prayer

And every breath is vital

Morose asphalt, made of souls of those,

who coddled the Earth till the comet’s arrival

is a firm jacket for the lawbook.

And every law is a legacy

and every law is deadly.

My eyes are becoming upturned binoculars

And Now things around are frustrated.

Naked houses, drunken street lamps,

pained prophets are going mad,

beating down the sun,

waiting for it’s reverse.

And against a background of all these

we are the lost scenery

set up for making cheap resurrections

every time our minds and hearts awake.

Oblivion is the word, the horizons under

my balcony whisper…

wobbling, the moon rises at the top of the hill.

This world is over.

This world begins.