I wrote a poem from the past
Found it and read aloud, “hello”
with apathy and nothing else
as if I could recall
a passage written in my youth,
now insulted, I read on,
a line of which, proclaimed my age
as if I was no longer young
no longer a dreamer
dreaming dreams of days
that were built merely on day dreams
to be forever young
no longer though, one could tell
(or so the print would say)
because only those of grown
dream to be forever young
nostalgia grows with seasons
not in deserts dry,
yelled the poem in cryptic form
so insulted I read on
not showing it on my cheek
swearing mistakes are strewn
I told the poem with lead nor ink
And with victory, I smiled, nonetheless
For the author will fall to me
Older whom which may be the one
Who writes the poem just now,
and not the one who reads
so be my hair gray tomorrow,
still younger I will be
because the author will remain
nothing but an infinite memory
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