
II
I don’t talk to you, I don’t see you
I don’t touch a shadow of your steps
I don’t — how naked you want me to be?
Don’t believe me, don’t believe me at all.
And when I place moments in my certain shape
when I refute your smile
when I call beauty a perishable shell
don’t believe me — although I tell you the truth.
I can’t endure this futile hope that
I survive in your by chance thought
though each night I warm it up again.