Monthly Archives: November 2014

Show me the secrets of chocolate… Wednesday / November 5, 2014 #SchwervonPoetry

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Sparks flash on
Cold stone
Wallhalla take me to the Mountian
Show me why the cars go
Where the rivers flow
Show me the secrets of chocolate
The fear of fat

Heisse Shakolade mit Sahne

The hot jacket of fear
It kills the germs
It makes the toast

Like burnt plastic toys
We are naked
But we are not afraid

The church is still good for sex
The bar is a place to throw darts

The turn begins.
When sleeping is not a short death
It is fuel for magic
We sleep and grow
Sleep is a vaccination for death

Living is the cure for death
I like to
Do it every day

Wipe the bullshit out of your eyes
Make it your occupation

Wash your hands
Open you mouth
Take a deep breath
And say
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Ahhh

(This poem was originally recited on November 5, 2014 at  Nikkikultur in Dresden, Germany)

I will always be here… Sunday / November 2, 2014 #SchwervonPoetry

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I will alway be here 
Always always 
All ways 
For all times 
Everywhere 
Never ever ever 
Not never never 
Always and forever 
I will always be here 

With you 

Du isst Mitagessen 
Du isst Abendessen 
Du isst Frûhstuck. 

I am always there. 
Giving birth 
Dying
Opening bottles and cans 
Learning new languages
Finding new ways 
To scape the earth
To feel the dirt 
Between our fingers

We play the wet sand like a harp

Wa ask strangers for the way to go
We grow tired o
f ourselves
Look outward for reasons

We play games for meaning
We ring the bells 

We try different things 
We love different people
At different times

But I know what I need
I need more hugs
Every day
This I know is true
I need more hugs 
I need more hugs from you

(This poem was originally recited on November 2, 2014 at  Munzgazza 13 in Tubigen, Germany)

We wake with love. We sleep with love… Saturday / November 1, 2014 #SchwervonPoetry

IMG_4257.JPGWe wake with love
We sleep with love

We follow the snakes
Into their holes

We spend so much time
Thinking
Our clocks are running
Backwards
Tick-tick. Tock-tick tock-tick
After a while it’s hard
To tell the direction

We share so much bread
Wine flows from one mouth
To two mouths
To three

We feed like baby birds
We fight like baby

The mountains have eyes
The forest is a dark and cloudy soup
It remembers everything

The Mouse is not happy
It is a trap
Don’t listen to the mouse trap

I’m going to make millions
And open an restaurant
That offers free water

We will drink and drink
And feel
Good in the morning.

(This poem was originally recited on November 1, 2014 at Mausefalle 33 1/3 in Bonn, Germany)