Chamomile
I witness a falling doll,
while you are sitting on the wooden chair.
I jump off the cliff, take a leap,
and move my hand closer to that fateful wool—
even if I don’t know if it is yours or not.
The world is meaningless, and your tear means apocalypse.
I dive into the darkness with my eyes wide awake.
I wake up in the white snow, an iris in my hand.
A sea salt scent, three arrows in my chest,
wolf footprints, and my blood dancing across the snow—
the rose among the jasmine.
You are there, smiling at me: the chamomile.