Counting the days till the date
you plan to implant teeth,
the days we stop talking,
I finally land on the ground, as a shattered gum,
waiting everything to loose.
Country boundaries, abortion laws,
epidemic prevention policies, airlines…
My faith.
My faith, a wild thorn, having borne too much.
Too much regret. Too much bravery.
Too many splinters of your old broken bone.
Not the shape of seeds, l mean, zygotes,
but only gravels, debris
of your bad devouring habits.
What will you plant? A sweet hope
with sharp corners? A placid life
with the taste of my mute?
Anyway, my God has sent me
with my mouths shut,
but I would not be found innocent.
And l would not be hurt if l could
love after the second death.
In some way, l could love your wife.
A strange but instinctive love.
It’s much easier to love a woman
brooding on your pure white teeth,
like lilies sleeping in a young valley,
encircling the browsing of your past life.
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