Poem of the moon
Night has upon
it three mushrooms which are the moon. As brusquely as a cuckoo sings in a
clock, they arrange themselves at midnight differently each month. In the
garden there are rare flowers that are little men tucked in, a hundred, the reflections
of a mirror. In my dark room there is a luminous shuttle that roams, then
two... some phosphorescent aerostats, the reflections of a mirror. There’s
a bee in my head that talks. |
Max Jacob