Days go on. Our feet mingle in the bed.
 Mine cold; on nights like these. Awake,
 looking through mirrors of sleep. Our
 theoretical pride mutters: we’re the
 good guys. On nights like these. The
 pen writes by itself and pauses only
 to make sure we’re here still. Ghosts of
 irreversibility, lovers taking opposite
 directions. Enemies forgotten.
 The hand reaches for the skin; rain
 beats like a madman’s drum, my mind,
 or what’s left of it, seems most likely
 to collapse. We are unbeatable. I cry
 and cry; emptying as store shelves. On
 fast forward. Days go dark and days go
 bright. Hours of despondency, unraveling
 of some inexistent plot.
 We finally hit the glazing moon with
 predictable axes. We split and share. That’s
 fact. And days go on.
 And days go on with gleaming sadness. We
 have ten fingers each.
 Don’t get me wrong, I’m very optimistic
 and I’ve always been an actor –
 but a bad one. You – my raving crowd.
 Will I be changing? Pan down
 to rightful actions? Smile at the sun
 unarmed? You still can’t tell. To whom?
 To Me.
Time, our superficiality reborn, after
the flood: my friends occasionally
dress in black.
Today runs forever.
It’s 10.10 in infinity.
Bogdan Puslenghea
Illustration Nick Victor

