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autumn poem

der Himmel
von Fußboden zu Decke
die einzelne zusammengeprgessene angehobene Faust und bereiten vor
ich sehe allen menschlichen Esprit
ich habe den Silence der Sterne und des Meeres gekannt
die Luft ist wie ein Schmetterling
herauf von den Süden am Bruch des Tages
letzter Mitternacht
mit Lippenblut Rot und Herz des Steins
nicht von der breiten Welt des Ganzen
da ich der Richtung des Todes geglaubt habe
zum leidenschaftlichen Geliebten
liebe Frau
Sonne trat unten von seinem goldenen Throne

 



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