Maybe is not there?

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    Maybe is not there?

    Now I have passing nights
    Eternal days of travel, I am.
    Some in train, others, I don't know.
    I keep looking for what I can't find.

    From the City to Berkeley,
    from San Jose to San Rafael.
    Already in so many trains,
    already in so many ways.

    Is nowhere to be found
    when you're waiting.
    So close, yet so remote, that
    it can be felt in your sidewalk.

    Today I took the ferry.
    And I couldn't see
    thick fog and cold.
    My lights were off.

    Couldn't help to gazed
    moreover a drink I wanted,
    I couldn't bear it, if I wanted
    Couldn't help to gazed.

    Arriving finally.
    unloading everything,
    my will, my strength,
    and my bufon's luggage.

    Can see the silhouette
    at the end of the street,
    laughing as approaches
    near evermore to me.

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    Poetry is what gets lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

    Revlon’s Poems (10)

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