5146 The true half

Now I am 

Like an abandoned city 

That has lost its civilization 

And its palaces, gardens, 

Avenues and roads 

Have been forgotten.

You disdain the ancient origins 

That tied you 

To the principle of life 

From which flows 

Your oceans and seas 

As from waterfalls.

For you I sacrificed 

My sacred mountains, 

My tides of trills 

And dedicated praises. 

With trial and error 

I restarted each time

Several geneses 

And numerous 

And infinites

Big bangs.

But I want you to remember 

That the day will come when 

Delving into the abyssal regions 

Of your heart, 

You will find a sleeping star 

In its apotheosis 

That throbs like a supernova 

With the memory of my love.

Then you will learn 

Firsthand what it is to lose 

The true half 

Of your heart.