There are two kinds of errors:
Those we make in hate.
And those we make in love.
Every mistake looks different from afar.
Some fail, like an unnoticed star,
Pining alone up there in the black,
A faint blip of light which wants its girlfriend back.
Someone else uttered something cruel,
Forever a fool,
Thinking it was a joke.
A joke! A joke! God help me, it was only a joke!
That mistake looks like a distant swirl of gray smoke.
A life can be destroyed by a single piece of cake.
How lavish, how sweet, how delicious life sometimes is, how fake!
The jokes and the lies everyone is giving
Are too numerous to count. This is how we are living.
Mine was a mistake in love.
I was thinking about how much I loved you.
You remember? My action which seemed like hate?
It wasn’t hate at all.
Hate is the error itself.
Love is what explains the mistake of its making,
Which is how we slip through the wall.
When you walk to my mistake from the valley,
Going north along the river,
It still stands. The monument I carved
From the woods for you,
When the whole valley was ours,
And trees hoisted their branches in so many different directions!
In the valley, what I did looks like hate, but when you go by
In a plane, it looks like love from the sky.