Where do you live?
‘At the palace’
they say
‘where the horse drank’
Where the walls are
thick
white
marble
stairs
soft and hard
Bones do break
hope not
‘you can always trust cabbage, your see’
grandma say
‘Lights are out’
they say
but really
they just stopped using it
and then they float
like little flickering lights
in water
ready to change
Oh yes,
they did float
bagging color pink
collecting
washing your food and spit
in a basin filled with greens
and caring for your soft ground
‘where are the blankets?’
you might think
yes,
some did
Behind the veils
that cloudy mist
I wash greet paint meet
your cold warm hands
protectively
come closer I can not see
but you do see
they were all there
to glance
to lead hold lend fold
Yes!
the red and black dragon was there
throwing paper out of the egg
talking to the sun
flapping its wings
talking with(out) sound
opening doors
gently closing them at the end
yes,
the egg was rolling over your body
a song sung
of life
held in loving hands
and you cry
and fly
and water
that face
and yes,
you get stones
on top of stones of stones of stones
and a visit to the doctors office
prescribe yourself!
or write that poem
or why not that card
and put it in a jar
and send it out afar
yes
dance under the stars
in a courtyard
let your shadows befriend
the mirror self
create an organism
rage within towel-range
and breathe, yes breathe
and tighten that ribbon
blow air
respirate
sound resound
and let go
yes
it sure is time
to feast with the night
color it black
taste with no words
but prepare your glands
you just might
get that laughter served
in a de-branded jar
my dear
say yes,
to enter a universe without knowing
to be bold and structured
soft as gel
and yes
lend and grow arms feet skin
and spiced life
to all new brains
and you gave your heart to us
you all did
yes come here
come back
(you never really left)
to bathe in moonlight gratitude
look at what is here
find that special sign
unlock the beauty
of what is already there
invite them all
give them your all
yes,
you do
and if you would happen to fall asleep
remember someone will be there
to hold you
yes
your hands work
fruitful warm nurturing raw
glorious meal
and dry cookies
and boiling hot water
to all
(except from above)
As the thunder rattles the wooden window frames
and the roaring rain
pours in through the cracks
and the piercing sun
bites your cheek
remember
your can lay on the beach
look out from the pier
resonate in a chamber
stroll on the edge of the garden
but beware of the ivy
as its grows
around and above and through
the worm holes
and pipes that occasionally crack
and the blood-moon that shine
upon a vivid red sweet drink
and green strong mouthwash
and spicy honeycomb sips
and potions
on the night of ends
and the golden egg
in all shapes
waxed and splits
heavy and light
boiled and concrete
massive
and little dinosaurs
and black holes
and windows
towards the mountains
and life
outside
I see you
there
(but have you seen the hammer?)
We connect
we spiral
we intertwine
we breathe life into
a dormant vivid p(a)lace
They say
‘they are there’
we say
‘you are here’
Naming no names; he – she – it – is skin-belly only-life within as you (x)(s)ee me now, vividly hunting fleuring objects in plasmatic gelly schraks with timering fenáls, painted black and parrotshooting black holes and stars, together we belay sorelle e cavallo what already is – was – will – be – a divine soft cloud beneath our mountain feet when morning breaks and the night falls
Dare to enter a universe of all that
resuscitate that mystery
regain yourself bambino bello
cut that braided hair
and listen to the sonata
softly resonating
within
the walls
where the birds
guards us all
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