Another heart shatters, in silence. The crow gazes on, with madness. An asphyxiating hush envelopes The impecunious 'basti'; Yet, the sky is embroidered, with blood.
Will not you? Won't you dare spare me Some speckle of affection? A morsel, of your regard, Is all I mean to seek-- Not much, you see; Just that diminutive blip.
Lend my dear few morsels of grain from the shallow fields and feed with it, the hunger of my bruised soul; Maybe then, the drop of love will drip down a circle, to radiate the muse onto these parasites in shades, once lost.
Try not to lull, Oh the pretty ladies The crazy consternations Hanging in the aura of a poet, Like the scents of annihilation Dripping from the chill of summer. The poet-- ugly and pretentious-- Will offer you nothing But volumes of misery Written with some faithless reeds Soaked in his dried up blood.
The obscene syllables Of your parting shots, That you pasted On the endodermis of my memory Like the stinking blood of dead vultures Haunts my peace of mind And keeps alive The screeching of my pen. I would otherwise have, A long time ago, Broken its timorous nib.