
let’s swim down the melting road, to distant desolate cities and
instant illegible towns, bounded by nothing and waiting for a bend
among strangers and local beer, while destructing a car
scraping the red dust and the liquefied tar
nails get weary and start to disappear, but passed physical emotion
we will grow together over the hill, faraway from the so-called ocean
to reconsider and reappear, not able to decipher intention,
no promises, just sit down in the sand, no mansion
sand, sad old country music, sighing communist smokes and missing
overlooking youth’s garden, eternally green, safe and tender kissing
maybe we will always be strangers or fools for each other,
but our utter strong love won’t bother
we could swim across the water, crying freedom and deeply mourning
about the seaweed and the fishes which are at the opposite of thronging
but we should stay, enjoying tooth-brushing, for this land is too implacable,
head to head, yes, for this hard heartland is too irreplaceable
next town is comparable to priors, while brushing we are teeth to teeth
smiling in the glancing mirror, smooth liver streaks, nothing left to beat
bed stands alone amid four walls, attached to one side,
both feeling romantic drama, both same sight.