One of these days
I’m filled with disgust
For all man kind
For all woman kind
It doesn’t stop there,
this feeling
It gets mingled with anger
and then
Madness and misery
And then stone cold hatred at times.
I still love all, with whimpering efforts
I still fear society’s invisible chains
It tells me even if I must break free
I don’t have to.
It tells me more and more
And black mass of my desires piles up inside the depths of my body.
I dare call myself a free bird
with enormous wings,
in moments of rebellion.
This rebel is against my own will,
Against, all that I have become,
Against the very thought of being well bred.
I’m nor myself
neither a bird.
I’m an invisible face
An outline may be
Of this emptiness.