The day I leave

 

The day I leave will be another day
When thousands of words are said
But no word asking me to stay
And every atom will remain the same

The day I leave the wind will keep aloud
And make dust dancing on the ground
Nor mountains, neither hills will care
Still, looking down at another grave

The day I leave time won’t engage with space,
And fourteen galaxies of stars won’t change their place
In the sky shining through the night of vice
Time will not stop, and space won’t change in size

The day I leave children will play and laugh
And lovers have their flash of love
While lonely hearts keep feeling tougher
And the wild sea keeps getting rougher

The day I leave it’s just like a shadow
To disappear in the midday’s hollow
Another actor leaving silently the floor
An uninvited guest shutting the door.