I DON'T KNOW YOUR NAME
it scares me
but I know you woman
you are the birth of the worst killers
and you have a name
I don't know your name but you are after me
you look for me in desert streets
and in crowded buildings
you haunt me in my sleep
and when I wake up you follow me
I don't know your name
but I have seen your face
calm as the sea in its calmest day
before the storm
always before the storm
I have seen your hands full of little dead children
I have seen your nose smelling dead human meat
you never have enough of it, don't you?
I know you are there hiding
behind universities explaining
why you don't exist
I know you were once a child
as innocent as the moon
in a romantic poem
just before it causes the big storm
I know you, I have seen your eyes
and you don't scare me
if I die in your hands
there will still be my poems
to follow you wherever you go
to haunt you and destroy you
day by day
as you do to us
yes, my poems, my little poems
said to be useless
my poems will follow you
you unnamed destiny of our souls
for we will not be slaves in our poems anymore
even if it is for a second in thousands of years
you will know that we were not slaves
if only for a second
and you know
don't you
you know and how you know
that sooner or later
that little poem
will be your end.
––––––––
I DON'T KNOW YOUR NAME
but I have see your eyes
lady I have seen your black eyes
and you
you couldn't really look straight
into my green eyes.
Could you?!