quinta-feira, 13 de agosto de 2026

When the signs warn





 
Sublime was the desire
a peace that saves us
from the horrible death that devours us
and we here trapped
in the mousetrap that prevents us
from leaving with the meteors
towards distant space.
When the signs warn
We destroyed the world and the dreams
storms come and scream
humanity smiles indifferent to the signs
water is scarce, only rivers of stones
dry lands of soaked disdain and
seas of discoveries trapped in pollution
and We, the heirs, the children of the Earth
squint our eyes so as not to see
we walk in wars happy, eager
eager for a mirage that one day there is hope.
We spin the orbits that take us by car
towards the abyss because we are blinded
we didn't want to see the danger lurking
because of the greed of falling, bubbling dollars
like leaves in winter accumulating
mountains of garbage that don't satisfy our hunger
fields and fields without seeds or insects
man goes there in the fields full of crosses
diseases are as many as buzzing flies.
Perhaps one day someone will think and humanity will advance
and the path to space will be our home.
Jorge d'Alte

terça-feira, 4 de agosto de 2026

SO MANY DREAMS




So many dreams come together, 
some are like water, crystal clear and pure,
 others are melodies, singing to us pieces of our lives.
So many years I've lived dreaming, 
I won't forget that street, that corner, that bar where I saw you, 
drunk and romantic, a little lost.
Your smoky gaze, gilded by the sun,
 was a well of fine sand where you would strand me, 
and I would dive into words, enraptured, 
on a short journey where I was stealing myself, feeling.
We were young, full of hope and a roll, 
a thousand promises were written while you murmured, 
back then my voice shrank like fabric, 
only one word was born and repeated.

I love you!
I will always love you, 
even when the nights fall, 
and the beautiful days perish.
I call you!
to a dance with elegance that I created, 
surrounded by the shining stars, 
and your name on the lips that deserve it.



Jorge d'Alte