Lunatic thoughts
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2 min readApr 28, 2017

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At night I lie awake and dream

It is a sunlit space

White walls, beige curtains flatter in the wind

No shadow on your face

I lay my head upon your knees

And you start stroking it,

Humming familiar tunes

You used to sing to me

When I was little and the air

Is filled with your perfume

My mother,

You look so graceful, so divine

You say something reproachful

Then you smile

I hear the water rush upon the beach

Somewhere so far away and yet so near

I hear… you call me by my name

I hear your voice so clearly it’s insane

My mother.

There is a library, so very vast

The galaxy would fit inside a single shelf

And last forever

And everything is filled with books

And cigarillo smoke

I sit with you, you’re reading something

Or we simply talk

And you’re the smartest man I know

Your words fill in the blanks

That life has left more me to solve

That, what I fight against

My father,

Your hands are big enough to fit

My sorrow and my tears

You contemplate about the world

And take away my fears

And everything seems strangely fine

Even if for a sigh

You, the safe haven of my life

My father, big and kind.

There is a terrace, filled with green

The sun has not yet set

Your hair, it flatters in the wind

You wear a white, long dress

Your fingers dance upon the keys

The wind carries the tunes

You close your eyes and smile about

One of Chopin’s Noctures

And I cannot contain the warmth

That rises in my chest

You are almost sublime, I wish

You’ll never pay for that

My sister,

Delightful in a mystic way,

Unreasonably kind

Your beauty lies in what’s beyond

The outside or inside

You laugh and it’s the start of spring

Ask anyone you’ve met

You are almost sublime, I wish

You’ll never pay for that

My sister.

It’s getting dark and silence falls

Apart from where you are,

You’re laying in your bed at night

Reading about the stars

I lay with you and we exchange

Our pains and our thoughts

Trail of into the morning

And then we laugh a lot

My brother,

Your heart is worth so much

It’s big and it is kind

There is no map to lead a traveler

Through mazes of your mind

My brother.

The scenery fades into black

And I awake alone

There is no green, no curtain rush

The moon is fully grown

My heart explodes from all the love

That’s flooding overboard

It’s ripping all the walls apart

That I built to support

Myself in times

when I feel so left out,

When you are nowhere near

But still as long as these lines run

You love and live in here.

Claude Monet — Cliff Walk at Pourville

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Lunatic thoughts
Lunatic thoughts

Written by Lunatic thoughts

Just some things that come to my mind.