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FROM A WINDOW

You will never return again
I know...

Many wishes
Have come true...
Many assets
Have come back
Silent tears to eyes...
And many souls
Have appeared
On that deserted street...

This time is quite blue
Somebody reaches me
With a piece of news
Of your arrival
One day...

Yet I wish to wait
Love to watch the dusk
For
You will never return again
I know...
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