I begin a journey with a poem.
Then I write it out and recite it.
But, I couldn't finish my recitation.
Because my throat felt funny.
As if there were grease flowing in my throat.
I discover I can no longer whisper.
Like a dead poet.
No, it's too beautiful.
I must finish it.
Every prose appeals to me like a mazurka
Every word narrates to me like a nocturne.
I want to break free of the enigma in my throat.
To no avail, I break down and cry.
From that day onwards, I no longer write poem.
Because my best was already written.
Too bad, I can't read.
Perhaps a love poem is not supposed to be written in this way.
Or perhaps I can no longer love.
Then I write it out and recite it.
But, I couldn't finish my recitation.
Because my throat felt funny.
As if there were grease flowing in my throat.
I discover I can no longer whisper.
Like a dead poet.
No, it's too beautiful.
I must finish it.
Every prose appeals to me like a mazurka
Every word narrates to me like a nocturne.
I want to break free of the enigma in my throat.
To no avail, I break down and cry.
From that day onwards, I no longer write poem.
Because my best was already written.
Too bad, I can't read.
Perhaps a love poem is not supposed to be written in this way.
Or perhaps I can no longer love.
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