The end of fear
- teresa peixe
- 18 de abr. de 2017
- 1 min de leitura

Command the wind to stop, please.
It is driving me insane.
It makes me roam away from my senses.
Nor to see nor to hear a thing besides its blow, violent,
but incapable to take this tension of my neck away.
That doesn't allow me to breathe.
That drags fear by the hand.
Always the same fear.
This unhinged fear that makes me become a shade of me.
The wind always made me insane.
As if each strand of hair is connected to a cerebral cell
and agitated it.
And blended
everything once again.
Everything that summer days,
lingering and hot,
accomplished to alight in places
profound and dark,
but still uncluttered, orderly.
Forgotten,
Restful.
I dream that the wind stops.
For years now.
And that this fear of mine
vanishes all.
I do not want to cover my head.
Pretend to flee. To flee from pretending.
I want to immerge into tranquility
and allow it to fill me entirely.
So when the wind returns
and dishevels my senses
I feel free to sense
its flavour.

(This business of "do something with" was born from my inertia. It is a sort of challenge given to me and fulfilled on what is left of the following 24 hours.)
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