When I’ll tell you: “Goodbye!”, poem by Irma Kurti at Spillwords.com

When I’ll tell you: “Goodbye!”

When I’ll tell you: “Goodbye!”

written by: Irma Kurti

 

The day when I’ll tell you: “Goodbye”
and I will leave forever this world,
wet from tears of sadness and despair
I will shout loudly until I have a voice.

Oh, surely my cries will disturb you,
one will speed up the steps annoyed,
an anonymous person will call 112
for someone disturbing public order.

You didn’t understand me even in life,
try at least for a second to do it now.
The darkness has always scared me,
I don’t want to leave the sun’s light.

I am going to miss the morning rain
when on the balcony it slowly beats,
I will miss even my disappointments,
the joys and the pursuit of happiness.

When my voice gets lower and you
will not listen anymore to my yells,
don’t misunderstand, it doesn’t mean
I have come to terms with death.

I have distinguished it as a dense fog
my mother greeted me with her hand,
pale and weary of waiting for so long,
inviting me to sit on an empty bench.

I will enter her embrace, I will lean,
as I did in life, against her chest.
My calls gradually will be mitigated,
will become gasps, then I’ll go away.

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