When I kiss you...
When I kiss you, a whole ocean runs through my veinsFlowers bloom in my body, like a garden
And you fertilize me and prune me, I’m happy
And a nightingale undresses over my tongue
And between its tiny wings we love each other without modesty
When you kiss me, you give my mouth a Nobel prize
When I kiss you, you open and close like the wing of a butterfly
And your saliva baptizes my illusion
And you bite my reason up to the core
And a moan undresses and comes from your voice
I follow its steps and my heart folds
When you kiss me all the stars light up in the dawn
And a nightingale undresses over my tongue
And between its tiny wings we love each other without modesty
When you kiss me, you give my mouth a Nobel prize
When I kiss you, the moon trembles over the river and overflows
This is one of the most beautiful songs I have heard in my life... This is poetry turned into a song...
Comments (8)
I like it good song.
Who wrote it?
The Spanish poet Garcia Lorca also had inspired some singers/songwriters
An example: Pequeño Vals Vienes (take this waltz, sung by Leonard Cohen).
I also like Pablo Neruda (Chilie) and Gabriel Garcia Marqués (Columbia).
Why don't you post more of his poetry/songs?
You could post some in the poets corner?
Also on my last blog about music, if you so wish?