Clocks Don't Tell the Time.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Gagliardi, Isa.

Language:

English

Physical Description:

1 online resource (17 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

São Paulo : Chiado Editora, 2024.

Summary:

This poetry is for those who have been lovesick. In between loving and losing I becameblind to reality. As a way to cope I bordered and flirted with insanity.

Contents:

Intro

WINTER

You came and left

It feels like I'm drowning under your control.

I am from the land of sun,

But what's the use of fighting against the inevitable?

If I cannot prove that you existed

I love you.

The emotional strain caused the numbness in every other moment of the day. When I couldn't feel you,

Season you

I have tried to undress you out of my body,

4:32, June 2018: England.

Dear summer love,

My birthday blues

I wasted age seventeen

Our love was like fine China,

Both of us have been reborn after the incident.

I hadn't cried like that in years.

It's agonizingly peaceful

AUTUMN

In a kiss, I was baptized.

It's interesting how much you have underestimated me.

When your eyes first met mine,

Your avarice for wall street

Not even the devil shook your hand.

The boy who is my dandelion is tall and skinny

You didn't need to cast a love spell on me

We're under the same sky.

The touch of your ghost

To pick between loving you and loving me

I showed you what love is.

There seems to be a common misconception that hellos and goodbyes are permanent. When you first meet someone

If we saw each other

SUMMER,

How is my love for you of the purest and most vulgar?

During your trip to Amsterdam,

On Sunday, you promised to meet me

Your fingertips

My cheeks have gotten used to the warmth of your chest.

Closure is overrated.

A small part of me belongs to you,

Farewell.

SPRING,

The greatest of strengths lies within vulnerability.

The memory still hurts, as you said.

"Time heals".

It was unlikely, truly,.

Notes:

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Other Format:

Print version: Gagliardi, Isa Clocks Don't Tell the Time

ISBN:

9789893745892

9893745896

OCLC:

1419869323