''If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is, infinite'' - William Blake

Monday, September 12, 2005

La Mort du Lutin

A slender figure,
Screaming Shakespeare,
She was once strong and tall.

A lightning rod,
The might of God,
The rumbling of her fall.

An open field,
A mental shield,
What is it for?

Don’t let it go on,
Protect the sacred bond,
A friendship chore.

Whisper a lie,
Kiss her goodbye,
She’s done all she could.

Taste her lips
With your fingertips,
She’s leaving for good.

The calming of the rage,
The tearing of the page,
Burn the books of the past.

Hemlock for the writer,
Wormwood for the painter,
The canvas will not last.

Murder the fascist,
Poison the artist,
De bon matin.

The hanging of herself,
The death of the elf,
La mort du lutin.

2 Comments:

Blogger Kit said...

what's la mort du lutin? sounds like some faux french dessert.

3:38 pm, September 21, 2005

 
Blogger kong yoke said...

it means "the death of the elf". which, come to think of it, does sound like some faux french dessert.

3:49 pm, September 23, 2005

 

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