85. Those Days (III)
Continuing again, the third part of the poem (excerpt from one of my longer poems) -
Those days crossing the homely turmoil
And a mind full of fierce spiritual struggle
We believed the world was a swamp
And you have to fly over it
Those days when, after continuous knocks
No door was opening, so we moved around
Meandering, waving, and shifting
Synthesizer tones
Keeping alive the body and the soul
With the faith that life is always about
Hopes and dreams
Those days when you worked your ass off
To build something and
Lost everything in one false step
Those blind, bitter days of pain
When like those
Who returned after the war
You are happy to come out alive
But even in the silence of your surroundings
You hear the voices of those
Who couldn’t make it
Your tongue limps and your throat convulses