Your fingers: little tongues,
They lick the solitude of my skin.
Your touch looks for cracks in my memory
To heal them with its softness.
I whisper:
This moment I ask so little from life:
To be someone else.
To know how to feel without thinking.
Your fingers: little tongues,
They lick the solitude of my skin.
Your touch looks for cracks in my memory
To heal them with its softness.
I whisper:
This moment I ask so little from life:
To be someone else.
To know how to feel without thinking.