Senja di Jakarta



Ada senja di jakarta
Senja yang tak banyak bicara
Tapi suka berpura-pura
Kadang kadang jadi buaya
Kali lain jadi elang jawa
Asal jangan jadi raja singa saja

Lalu senja pindah ke matamu
dua puluh tahun lalu bola matamu masih lugu
kelopaknya mengerjap-ngerjap dungu
tak tahu kalau ayah sedang melucu
kau pikir dia akan memukulmu

Sekarang matamu memandang ngilu
menerima senja yang mencairi kelopak matamu
melahap bulan pada sungai-sungai di hulu


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