DRAMA






I should have known that after the veil
awaited another veil covered with the
touch of millions of hands which suffered
from too much clapping.

Laughing or Crying the clown on
the stage. The footlights, the boxes,
the orchestra pit. The stalls in the
middle for the best company.

The lines and the verses. Monologues,
dialogues, the cues, the alas,
the director with sweaty hands
reaches for them last.

The audience, the little girl,
the lolly-pop and the braids. My
mother is not there, my love overspilt
has found a nest in the middle of
the stage.

They laugh and they cry as
my life passes by. Spectators,
recreators of the unending charicature
of my part.

The curtain never seems to fall.






Tony, August'95






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