The eleventh happiness

The last happiness, was given to a poet:
It couldn't be trusted to any other clowns,
So it was given, in his obsolete living,
to the one who always writes a grin in a sigh.

Whispered rare and slowly, embossing from the water,
it turned into his lymph, just bleeding out his poems.
Like a Holy Sacrament, he kept it close into his arms,
Alone and sober- the runaway from all.

Only the birds could see him, silent in his world,
Smiling his thoughts out into the bluest ink,
For only he could see, for years into a row,
flying away from letters, the angel caught in words.