Streets that should not be passed

You and I met again

Accidentally on a street corner

That seems to be too long

I can't tell the difference

The years are eating away at your looks

Your eyes are gone with the pride of yesteryear

My memory instantly became blurred

The deeply sunken eye sockets have long since dried out

You're a little flustered

Still asked hello

I looked down and didn't dare to look at the corners of your mouth

Your upper is a bit mottled

A piece of oil was sewn into the corner of the pants

My mind was full of blanks

It was a long time

I don't know how to say hello

Sourness once again allowed me to experience its taste

The air is still in the street

I can't hear the noise in my ears

I didn't hear anything after that

Just look at your panicked steps

Disappears out of the corner of the eye

I stood for a long time

Recall if this is the street I have been to before

I regret the deafness I just had

I didn't hear what you said below

I was remembering this street

Not wanting to go through again

It's a detour when you come back

I started to get dizzy

Hallucinations appeared

This street is full of all the smells about you

Even cigarette butts on the ground

All remind me of the tobacco you rolled for me

The kitchen window is full of your favorite drinks

A taxi driver pitched me a familiar friend

I was cursing myself

What the is this day

How could I pass through this street