Analfabeta de ti, demorei a ler-te.
Tinhas o tempo que era o das frases cadenciadas com vírgulas de pele transpirada.
Percorri-te as páginas na desordem do sangue, num doce engano de sermos dois.
De lava os beijos solidificaram, perderam a vertigem.
Sinto fome de ti, substantivo sem adjetivo possível.
terça-feira, julho 26, 2016
sábado, julho 23, 2016
O tempo não desvanece a memória.
Esqueci-te o sabor
Amor escuta.
Esqueci-te o sabor. Soubeste-me a Verão quando me mordias os lábios húmidos e eu fechava os olhos para não os veres espelho do meu desejo.
Amor escuta.
Sei-te de cor o cheiro quando te afogavas em mim, me prendias pela cintura e enlaçávamos os dedos apagando as estrelas.
O tempo não desvanece a memória da tua pele, poro a poro, dos caminhos que as tuas mãos, incendiárias como um vento veloz, gravaram em mim. Foste músculo, suor e sémen.
Vestida da tua pele fiquei ainda nua.
Amor escuta.
Não te conheço meridianos nem paralelos agora que largaste amarras como um veleiro silencioso. Mas não se silenciou em mim a tua voz serena, murmurando o meu nome como um nascer do dia.
Amor escuta.
São vãs as tentativas de te tirar da lembrança, deixo-te partir permanecendo em mim.
quinta-feira, julho 21, 2016
Musa.
Tenho evitado cá entrar, para não encontrar este quarto vazio.
Estive embrenhado por leituras e autores nunca antes explorados, para fugir à teoria da lamentação e da depressão.
Hoje volto sem nada de novo, apenas a velha memória e Saudade do Sol no teu Corpo.
As ressacas trazem-me sempre uma perspectiva muito carnal e hoje estou naqueles dias em que o erotismo virtual não conseguiria ganhar à minha imaginação.
Também pudera.
Com uma musa inspiradora destas, não há quem possa.
Beijos grande e doces nesse corpo macio.
terça-feira, julho 19, 2016
segunda-feira, julho 18, 2016
It doesn’t save us from ourselves when we’re corrupting.
I believe in Big Love.
I talk and I date like I don’t.
I don’t have frivolous expectations for romance. I’m not looking to get swept off my feet. I am one of those rare, perhaps slightly jaded individuals who actually likes hookup culture and is happy to live in an age in which monogamy is not necessarily the norm.
But I believe in big love because I’ve had it.
I’ve had that massive love. That all-consuming love. That ‘I can’t believe this exists in the physical realm of this planet’ kind of love.
The kind of love that erupts into an uncontrollable blaze an then simmers down to embers and burns quietly, comfortably, for years. The kind of love they write novels and symphonies about. The kind of love that teaches more than you thought you could ever learn, and gives back infinitely more than it takes.
It is the ‘Love of your life’ kind of love.
And believe it works like this:
If you’re lucky, you get to meet the love of your life. You get to be with them, to learn from them, to give the whole of yourself over to them and allow their influence to change you in unfathomable measures. It’s an experience like nothing else we have on this earth.
But here is what the fairytales won’t tell you – sometimes we meet the loves of our lives, but we do not get to keep them.
I talk and I date like I don’t.
I don’t have frivolous expectations for romance. I’m not looking to get swept off my feet. I am one of those rare, perhaps slightly jaded individuals who actually likes hookup culture and is happy to live in an age in which monogamy is not necessarily the norm.
But I believe in big love because I’ve had it.
I’ve had that massive love. That all-consuming love. That ‘I can’t believe this exists in the physical realm of this planet’ kind of love.
The kind of love that erupts into an uncontrollable blaze an then simmers down to embers and burns quietly, comfortably, for years. The kind of love they write novels and symphonies about. The kind of love that teaches more than you thought you could ever learn, and gives back infinitely more than it takes.
It is the ‘Love of your life’ kind of love.
And believe it works like this:
If you’re lucky, you get to meet the love of your life. You get to be with them, to learn from them, to give the whole of yourself over to them and allow their influence to change you in unfathomable measures. It’s an experience like nothing else we have on this earth.
But here is what the fairytales won’t tell you – sometimes we meet the loves of our lives, but we do not get to keep them.
We do not get to marry them, to pass our years alongside them, to hold their hands on their deathbeds after a life lived well and together.
We do not always get to hold onto the loves of our lives, because in the real world, love doesn’t conquer all. It doesn’t resolve irreparable differences, it doesn’t triumph over illness and disease, it doesn’t bridge religious rifts or save us from ourselves when we’re corrupting.
We don’t always get to hold onto the loves of our lives because sometimes love is not all that there is. Sometimes you want a tiny country home with three kids and they want a bustling career in the city. Sometimes you have a whole, wide world to go explore and they are scared to venture out of their backyard. Sometimes you have bigger dreams than one another.
Sometimes the biggest, most loving move you can possibly make is to let each other go.
Other times you don’t get a choice.
But here’s another thing they won’t tell you about finding the love of your life: not ending up with them doesn’t disqualify their significance.
Some people can love you more in a year than others could love you in fifty. Some people can teach you more within a single day than others could teach you over the entire course of a lifetime.
Some people come into our lives only for a particular period of time, but make an impact that no one else can ever quite match or replace.
And who are we to call those people anything but the loves of our lives?
Who are we to downplay their significance, to rewrite their memories, to alter the ways in which they changed us for the better, simply because our paths diverged? Who are we to decide that we desperately need to replace them – to find a bigger, better, stronger, more passionate love that we can hold onto for a lifetime?
We do not always get to hold onto the loves of our lives, because in the real world, love doesn’t conquer all. It doesn’t resolve irreparable differences, it doesn’t triumph over illness and disease, it doesn’t bridge religious rifts or save us from ourselves when we’re corrupting.
We don’t always get to hold onto the loves of our lives because sometimes love is not all that there is. Sometimes you want a tiny country home with three kids and they want a bustling career in the city. Sometimes you have a whole, wide world to go explore and they are scared to venture out of their backyard. Sometimes you have bigger dreams than one another.
Sometimes the biggest, most loving move you can possibly make is to let each other go.
Other times you don’t get a choice.
But here’s another thing they won’t tell you about finding the love of your life: not ending up with them doesn’t disqualify their significance.
Some people can love you more in a year than others could love you in fifty. Some people can teach you more within a single day than others could teach you over the entire course of a lifetime.
Some people come into our lives only for a particular period of time, but make an impact that no one else can ever quite match or replace.
And who are we to call those people anything but the loves of our lives?
Who are we to downplay their significance, to rewrite their memories, to alter the ways in which they changed us for the better, simply because our paths diverged? Who are we to decide that we desperately need to replace them – to find a bigger, better, stronger, more passionate love that we can hold onto for a lifetime?
Maybe we just ought to be grateful that we got to meet these people at all.
That we got to love them. That we got to learn from them. That we got to have our lives expand and flourish as a result of having known them.
Meeting and letting go of the love of your life doesn’t have to be your life’s single greatest tragedy.
If you let it, it can be your greatest blessing.
After all, some people never get to meet them at all.
That we got to love them. That we got to learn from them. That we got to have our lives expand and flourish as a result of having known them.
Meeting and letting go of the love of your life doesn’t have to be your life’s single greatest tragedy.
If you let it, it can be your greatest blessing.
After all, some people never get to meet them at all.
quinta-feira, julho 14, 2016
Boas ondas.
A modos que o Sol tem aquecido muito para estes lados. O calor traz sempre essa memória claustrofóbica, que só o mar consegue abafar.
Espero que boas ondas te tragam até aqui.
quarta-feira, julho 13, 2016
Sempre a ti.
No momento em que desligámos a chamada e voltaria a colocar os headphones porque entretanto me esqueci de desligar o mp3, ouvi estas palavras na voz da Maria Bethânia. Podem os sonhos nem sempre corresponder à realidade, pode o destino pregar-nos muitas partidas, mas irá sempre conduzir-me a ti. Amiga, companheira, amante, próxima ou distante, importante é seres a Tinhosa de sempre que me apaixonei.
Abraço... Apertado como... Você sabe!....
Não adianta nem tentar
Me esquecer
Durante muito tempo
Em sua vida
Eu vou viver...
Detalhes tão pequenos
De nós dois
São coisas muito grandes
Prá esquecer
E a toda hora vão
Estar presentes
Você vai ver...
terça-feira, julho 12, 2016
quinta-feira, julho 07, 2016
quarta-feira, julho 06, 2016
Não desisto.
" O tom áspero e rígido contrastante com os olhos bondosos. O som austero e frio vindo de uns lábios de ternura. Volto para casa de mãos nos bolsos onde guardo os beijos que lanço quando não vês. Não desisto, deixo de insistir."
domingo, julho 03, 2016
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