April

 

It’s April and I wonder if the Atlantic wind will take the smell of freedom to that side of the world.

It’s April and I am wearing red carnations. I rise them in the air as scream from the soul: I am ready to fight.

It’s April and I walk on my bare feet on years of history preserved in warm stones.

It’s April and the sun is going down slowly, while I try to save it on my skin.

It’s April and a storm is coming, reminding us that it’s the time of change.

It’s April and between sunbeams, rain and rainbows, there is always the smell of freedom in the air.

It’s April and April is me.