* Poesies - poems in French
Posted on August 27th, 2007 by jill. Filed under jill.
faucon
On dirait tes ailes
t’envolent a la liberte,
silhouette aux etoiles,
libre de toute haine
ou jouissance; mais quand
tu descends tu t’envoles
perce sur la bete fatale.
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