We don’t get on
The sea is everywhere today. I’ve seen it chasing birds flying north and pushing against shop windows. It touches London and it reaches my feet as I lay in bed in Tufnell Park road. This sea covers mountains, cities and desert lands; how many times have I told you I don’t need to be there to see the sun splitting into millions of dots flashing on the waves.
I am back
I turn towards the sun; my eyes change into tiny keyholes. The light is too far bright. A strange smile is painted on my face. I project an instant image of myself into your eyes but it gets reflected by your sunglasses. Improvising with a serene afternoon I deal with a stormy inside. Weather is good as always; I swim in the sweet air and loose myself in the beauty of nature. It’s nice to be back.
What’s up
It’s cold and windy just like you say. It’s gray…
Now it has all changed; a landscape full of green hills and kites develops around me
Memories
One two three
suitcases waiting to be opened in new places
Holidays
Sweet dreams
I’m not taking you with me
Sailing boats
I gave you a notebook with the sea printed on it.