7.03.2012

The kettle




 The kettle’s lid stayed unmoved to my voice 
More silent than an early morning
immortal gods and Chinese hares
fighting under it, drowning in keylan tea 

I have to bury the kettle deep into the soil
And dream about it only at nights




image: Helen Vacalo

2.21.2012

The song



The Augustean nights will come, bright and sad
like the blue of your eyes, like the lost tunes,
like all the past words of love that ran to hide.
After all, a thousand years, following the fight
nobody remembers the agony of closed lips.
Only the buttons of my shirt will be dripping wet 
and the copper clouds of your smooth voice



Princess Yvonne and Prince Alexander, by Princess Marianne Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn









*(written for Northography)












































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