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Faço pedidos
a estrelas que não vão cair.
Seu nome nos meus lábios,
gravado no meu coração,
escrito na minha pele
com caneta esferográfica
debaixo desse mesmo céu,
dessa mesma lua.
a estrelas que não vão cair.
Seu nome nos meus lábios,
gravado no meu coração,
escrito na minha pele
com caneta esferográfica
debaixo desse mesmo céu,
dessa mesma lua.
Me pergunto se
vamos caber nos sonhos um do outro
algum dia.
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I wish upon stars
that won't fall.
Your name on my lips
engraved on my heart
penned on my skin
under this very sky
this very moon
wondering if
we'll ever fit
each other's dreams.
Posted to One Stop Poetry and Thursday Think Tank at Poets United
[nessa imensidão, é desnecessária a poeira das estrelas a riscarem os céus; traços bastantes já se revelam no verso, universo]
ReplyDeleteum imenso abraço, Kenia
Leonardo B.
Stars never fall, unfortunately everything else may. Love the longing expressed in your poem!
ReplyDeleteMartin, thanks for such a lovely comment. You've actually been a little exotic and over circumstantial - everybody knows 'stars' don't fall. You might enjoy this reading, by the way. Make a wish - it's shooting stars season
ReplyDeleteKiss you babe. =*
nice. i can feel the desire for those dreams yet at the same time the angst that they may never happen...nice little write evoking much
ReplyDeleteJust today I was wondering about you .. that its been long you wrote something .. This was heartfelt .. sad yet hopeful ..
ReplyDeleteA wish, like a dream, is never a wasted thing, Kenia my dear. The names we carry in our hearts and on our lips are more our own than those our parents gave us.
ReplyDeleteI feel so much at home in your poems, with their sweet sadness.
Me pergunto se poderemos acordar lado a lado.
ReplyDeleteSerá que existe esse espaço aqui e lá???
ReplyDeleteQuero acreditar nisso de novo! E logo!
Beijo grande e saudade viu!?
quite lovely dear, Nice One!
ReplyDeleteI love that first stanza "wishing upon stars that won't fall"
ReplyDeletelovely...bkm
Loved the first line...such juxtaposition.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poem.
ReplyDeleteSpoken from the heart; a sad longing that comes from dreams we fear may never come to pass...beautiful.
ReplyDeletethat melts...pete
ReplyDeleteLindo, adorei!
ReplyDeleteLindo. Abraço.
ReplyDeleteThis is very very beautiful. So romantic! Lovely writing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - I drank this one up.
ReplyDeleteLovely, hopeful, melancholy at once.
ReplyDeletecostumo fazer mutios pedidos a estrelas que nunca caem...
ReplyDeleteestava com saudades de suas palavras tortas
-♥-
Tidy and tight. Well written and thought provoking. I liked it. Gay
ReplyDeleteAté que dia vou ficar esperando alguém que caiba nesse meu mundinho particular, hein Girassol!?
ReplyDeleteAh Kênia, até onde podem (devem) ir os nossos sonhos???
Oh, it's gorgeous in English, and must be dripping in spanish! Good stuff...very sensual.
ReplyDeleteYour delightful poem may have been written especially for Cddoc and Ada! LOL
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, that is the big question~
ReplyDeleteSuch a soft and gently poem full of wistful longing...just lovely!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking I would love to hear it in Spanish. I've been on sites that give the option of listening to the poem read aloud. Not sure how they do that, but I wonder if you've ever thought about trying it?
Lynette
Imagination Lane
I hope you do fit each others dreams. This is plaintive and heartfelt.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poem.
ReplyDelete"Your name on my lips
engraved on my heart
penned on my skin
under this very sky
this very moon."
I liked this stanza particularly.
So lyric and beautiful...
ReplyDeleteEnchanting and bittersweet as is all fantasy love.
ReplyDeleteHaha ... as there is an astronomer inside me I immediately distinguish real stars from shooting stars or falling stars. They are just straw fires. But I think I didn't get you wrong ;-)
ReplyDeleteDear Kenia
ReplyDeleteExcellent.. wondering if we ever fit each others dream.. so beautiful. I liked it so much. thanks for sharing...
ॐ नमः शिवाय
Om Namah Shivaya
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