Caldură

E atâta caldură in familiar...! 

In străzile simple care mi-au memorat in timp pașii (si toate numerele de încălțări). Pana si in crapaturile din cimentul lor. Caldură si in crucile din cimitir. Caldura de lângă un trup cunoscut. E ca o vara torida in suflet, pe care o aștept si o trăiesc ca pe orice vara... 

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