Wednesday, 20 August 2025

Transoppositions


 

In the middle of the garden it stands and shines

with worm-eaten moldy apples

we have buried the remains in there.

 

If I had no past and had no future

I would be a butterfly

a free spirit, a lost soul.

 

From the rotten pile

the snakes crawl out

so thin they came out of their eggs.

 

If I had no past and had no future

I would be a butterfly

a free spirit, a lost soul.

 

Let the sheep run

let the sheep run

they have no stardust

on their tongues.

 

If I had no past and had no future

I would be a butterfly

a free spirit, a lost soul.

 

The maidens sweep the same way

the heavens fall with them

a monkey holds up the weight like a wall

of cobweb-thin illusions.


If I had no past and had no future

I would be a butterfly

a free spirit, a lost soul.







 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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