Old song

You left traces of your footstepsin the sand of my memoriesyour laughter under my armpitstill wakes.....

OLD SONG

OLD SONG

OLD SONG

You left traces of your footsteps
in the sand of my memories
your laughter under my armpit
still wakes up sleeping ants
I searched for you everywhere
but nowhere did I find you
I ran away everywhere
yet you always found me.

I walked pale across the slumbering field
a silver bird dozed off on my shoulder
the grass got tired
from the softness of my steps
I wish to go back but I know there's no return
the last grains are running out
from the hourglass.

'76, Užice

Vladimir Pantović

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I, the prophetic poet universal and Serb heterological and magical master of words, was born in 1958 in Užice. Until the age of 12, I lived in the countryside, which I consider to be an extremely important detail of my biography. I began writing poetry at the age of 18. At 19, I moved to Belgrade. To date, I have written one collection of poetry entitled "The Death of Gendarme Herc" (1976 - 1990), which contains 112 poems, and a poem titled "The Song That Should Replace One of Šuljaga's Loaves" (1996). I have never published anything. I am still working on my second collection of poetry. When I was young, my father told me, "Son, you don't have to be like everyone else," and I am still grateful to him for that.
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