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terdiam

Ketika sedang berjalan, rasanya ingin berhenti
Lantas stop dan duduk diam
Lelahkah?

Bukan...bukan itu
kenapa harus atas nama lelah?

lantas apa?

tak bolehkah duduk sejenak bukan atas nama lelah?
tak bolehkah sejenak menikmati diam?

toh aku terus bergerak
dan berjalan

seruku ketika diam: sepertinya lelah itu hanya diam yang berlebihan...
seruku ketika lelah: sepertinya lelah itu diam yang berlebihan...

Ahhh..
Saat diam menikmati lelah
Diri pun lelah menikmati diam

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