It's Time 4 dAn, time 4 3 lime, time 2 rhyme, time 1 time :::::::::::::::::::::::blessed::::::::::::::::::::::::
Monday, December 23, 2013
From foggy darkness into the light
There burrs cold wet desolation
over the beaches of poverty's landings
and there roams silence in the fog
like citations from famous ghosts
over sand and empty beaches like empty streets
memories alone don't make no single noise no more
What remains is just a blinking of ads without meaning
in this wet cold darkness
of a postcapitalist
drama
and a
drain
But then when all have lost their voices
their wallets and their greedy needs
and stand naked in their hopes
suddenly:
Out of the darkness there rises a sun
and a heart starts to sing while walking
the line up
the ramp out
into the light
There shines a reflection of hope
on the surfaces of cobbled streets
a caress of peace
in that blindness
a hit of warmth
on sure faces
that lived underneath
waiting for this moment
when there shall be light
in ourselves as well as in our loneliness
a bit of warmth and a bit of a bless
Yes there is hope and there are tales
as old as the sun and its son
so do yourself a favor
relax from your labor
give light to your hearts
give warmth to your loves
and celebrate the turning of
that cold wet hard foggy tide
into a sea of warm bright shining light of future
now
Have a wonderful
turn into light!
Wednesday, December 04, 2013
Stone of Hamlet
down by the riverside
swans await their sunday special
cold wind * warming winter sun + cold blue water
canards throw a flight show into windy skies
racing too fast too close over my camera eyes
slow fingers turn to stone...
Once upon a time
there was a land by the great waters
where the Stones lived a peaceful and quiet life
but there was strive on the horizons and the winds whispered of a discontent
that soon should fly by not to amend but to break the plain field of harmony
Up on the tower in game play with gravity the observing eye of peacefulness
was the first to observe signs and lights of deep distress
reflecting on the river
first shiver
It summoned walls against the anger and the fear
to clear the field and soothe the vision
second shiver
A ring of force was created
and a wave of peace ran through a sea of stones
preparing the field and setting the stage
for an old story of lust greed and rage
a story about power and the shifting of thrones
Meet Prince Hamlet
in a stony and untrue translation of Shakespeare's invention
There he stands without a knave
in the setting of a sun next to his father's grave
There is hope in despair burning on his pale face
because peace is amiss and all hatred has no grace
when you're up against your self and your very own place
But the shoulder of the tower renewed his confidence
and he staged a cunning play for all men to see
themselves in a mirror of stones
asking questions throwing bones
How often are you the king in lust and greed?
How often are you the queen in the same need?
How often are you Hamlet obeying his father's ghostly pleads?
And when do you turn into another Hamlet freeing souls playing beats?
& now imagine
that Hamlet
is no role and no stone
is nothing but your mind and your voice
rising high and clear in peaceful opposition
against the abasement of all blessed ones by greed and pressure
& you will counter with forgiveness and a caress
for those who torture themselves and all others
when spreading the same pains they suffered
& you will simply show them that
we do not have to live on exploitation
of the Self and of that Other your brother
we may prosper in exaltation
of the humble ways
& then you may smile in revelation
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Malta III
Lessons from an Urban Desert in the Middle of Our Sea
I
Do not fall for the Bastion.
the only time the walls were put to use
was when Napoleonic troops turned them
against a rising people
II
Surrealism surrounds you.
and magical realism too
III
Columns hold the Sky.
and buildings try
IV
The Street observes.
in calm domestication
V
Sun sets with a Bang of Colors.
shower in light
VI
There lies a windy desert in Our Middle Sea.
tourists flock and seekers flee
VII
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Some views and oddities - between Valletta and Mdina
Here come the colours of another two days
without that stormy wind
of beginnings
but sunny set
and with some specialties right out of the streets
- from Valletta to Mdina -
the plazas
the walls
the fields
and statues
all sport their shiny ways
just like the knight's golden cathedral
Full of gold and full of lime stone
tone in tone
set to stay
but hey
here they come
the oddities!
from broken crosses
to broken crashed ads
to hanged cctvs
and destroyed faces
the list goes on to question sender and receiver
but also if the good appearance is a deceiver
and if only the shadow still shows the plight
of that transfer on one of these nights
on a rocky boat on Our Middle Sea
were they paid for the passage
into slavery
but hey
I did not ask
and am probably wrong
they walk fast and trod strong
into another night
gone
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