the lion-tamer remembers
look at me and be color later on your laughter eats sunlight for hares for chameleons squeeze my body between two wide lines let famine be light go to sleep see we are
heavy blue an antelope on glacier ear in the
rocks fair frontiers—hear the rock old fisherman cold tall on letter news inform the girls in wire and sugar turn
lengthily the flagons are big as white parasols hear roll
roll rose in the colonies memory clean pharmacy smell old servingmaid sprightly steed and cereals horn halloo flute baggage menageries obscure bite saw would you horizontal see |
Tristan Tzara