the great complaint of my
obscurity two
look my hair has grown the brain’s springs are
yellowed lizards wilting now and again the hanged man pierced tree the soldiers in the muddy regions where the birds flock together in silence astral knight faded tapestries acid that burns not after the manner of panthers in
cages the fountain spurts and climbs
toward other colors quakings suffering my daughter of naught blue and faroff my head’s as empty as a hotel armoire tell me slowly fish of the humble quake and break when do you want to leave the sand passport desire and the bridge snaps from third-party resistance space policemen the emperor weighty sand what furniture what lamp invent for your soul september of paper gas in the printinghouse i love you lemons swelling on the ice separate my
mother my veins the length of the lord my mother my mother my mother you wait in the amassed snow electricity fabulous discipline the leaves group together in wing constructions calm us
on an isle and climb like the order
of archangels white fire |
Tristan Tzara