God-given her with her God-given eyes.
She was a gift from God himself, though not a present. Finely put by my side by what I would call chance, if there's such thing at all.
Her eyes seemed to absorb all the leaking life the crowds were losing.
Ah!
Her eyes were a lighthouse I found during a sea storm. They shone among the dead ones of thousands as I struggled, during that night storm in a sea of bodies.
She wasn't afraid.
I trembled. I stuttered. I became speechless. I said:
-You.
She answered:
-Yes.
Either she came to me or she attracted the whole universe towards herself, she stopped me, frozen, neutralized, with that look in her eyes.
Ah!
You. Godgiven, with your God-given smile. You couldn't do better. For once I was bitten!
You knew how to turn my heart on, as you knew how to put it to sleep.
And you did it. So well. Hell, the ways in which you did it.
In this afterlight I thank you. For putting it to sleep.
Because you did it before you left forever. Wasn't that clairvoyance? Wasn't that a gift from God to you? His present.
Ah!
God knows that it's not colder he who never felt the warmth on his skin, but he who got burnt and left alone to heal his wounds on the snow.
When his wounds can heal.
When they aren't fatal.
Like yours, God-given.
She was a gift from God himself, though not a present. Finely put by my side by what I would call chance, if there's such thing at all.
Her eyes seemed to absorb all the leaking life the crowds were losing.
Ah!
Her eyes were a lighthouse I found during a sea storm. They shone among the dead ones of thousands as I struggled, during that night storm in a sea of bodies.
She wasn't afraid.
I trembled. I stuttered. I became speechless. I said:
-You.
She answered:
-Yes.
Either she came to me or she attracted the whole universe towards herself, she stopped me, frozen, neutralized, with that look in her eyes.
Ah!
You. Godgiven, with your God-given smile. You couldn't do better. For once I was bitten!
You knew how to turn my heart on, as you knew how to put it to sleep.
And you did it. So well. Hell, the ways in which you did it.
In this afterlight I thank you. For putting it to sleep.
Because you did it before you left forever. Wasn't that clairvoyance? Wasn't that a gift from God to you? His present.
Ah!
God knows that it's not colder he who never felt the warmth on his skin, but he who got burnt and left alone to heal his wounds on the snow.
When his wounds can heal.
When they aren't fatal.
Like yours, God-given.
