A Poetry About The Poetry by ChatGPT, Part 1

« Prologue »

In the realm of words and verse,
Where emotions and thoughts immerse,
Lies a world of infinite possibilities,
Where hearts and minds find their felicities.

A place where words flow like a stream,
And rhymes dance like a dream,
Where metaphors and similes abound,
And imagery and symbolism astound.

Poetry, a language of the soul,
Where every word has its own role,
A canvas to paint emotions and desires,
And a medium to ignite poetic fires.

From sonnets to haikus, from ballads to odes,
Each poem has its own unique codes,
A reflection of the poet’s innermost thoughts,
And a glimpse of the world that he or she wrought.

So let us dive into this world of rhyme,
Where every word is a precious chime,
And let our hearts and minds be free,
To explore the endless possibilities.

« Free Verse 01 »

Poetry is the beat of the heart
The rhythm of the soul
It’s the language of emotion
The words that make us whole

It’s the feeling of a first kiss
Or the pain of a goodbye
It’s the way we express ourselves
When we can’t find the words to try

It’s the dance of the metaphors
And the flow of the rhyme
It’s the beauty of the imagery
That takes us back in time

It’s the colors of the sunset
And the sound of the sea
It’s the way we capture moments
And make them poetry

It’s the power of the written word
And the magic that it weaves
It’s the way we connect with others
And find the strength to believe

Poetry is a journey
That takes us to the stars
It’s the way we share our stories
And show who we really are.

« Free Verse 02 »

The poetry lay before me, a blank canvas
A sea of infinite possibilities, yet daunting in its vastness
Each word a brushstroke, each line a stroke of genius
And yet, my mind is empty, my thoughts aimless

I search for inspiration, for a spark to ignite
The fire within me, to set my words alight
But the canvas remains bare, the page still blank
My creativity stifled, my imagination dank

I turn to the masters, the great poets of old
Their words, a tapestry of stories, their tales untold
I read their verses, their stanzas so pure
And yet, I cannot find my own voice, my own allure

I close my eyes, and in the silence, I find
A whisper, a murmur, a voice in my mind
It tells me to let go, to trust in my soul
To write from the heart, to let my words roll

And so, I pick up my pen, and let my mind soar
My fingers dance across the page, my spirit roars
The poetry flows, a river of emotion and thought
My story, my voice, my very soul wrought

And in that moment, I am no longer lost
For I have found my words, at any cost
The poetry before me, no longer daunting or bare
But a canvas of infinite beauty, a story to share.

« 3 Sonnets »

Sonnet 1:

Oh poetry, how sweet your words do flow,
A language made of metered melody,
A canvas where emotions ebb and glow,
A symphony of imagery set free.

With each new line, a story is unfurled,
A world revealed in every phrase and rhyme,
A tapestry that paints a wondrous world,
Of beauty, love, and passions so divine.

You speak of truth and heartache, joy and pain,
Of all that makes us human, flesh and bone,
You teach us how to live and love again,
And guide us through the darkness we have known.

Oh poetry, your power doth surpass,
All else on earth, a treasure unsurpassed.

Sonnet 2:

In the realm of poetry, we find truth,
The essence of our being laid to bare,
An art that captures beauty and our youth,
And shows us how to love, how to care.

Each word and phrase a treasure to behold,
A story waiting to be told in verse,
A language that can touch the young and old,
And make our souls with inspiration burst.

Through sonnets, ballads, odes, and haikus too,
We find the beauty that surrounds us all,
We see the world in a different hue,
And hear the whispers of the earth’s call.

Oh poetry, thou art the heart’s delight,
A shining star that guides us through the night.

Sonnet 3:

Oh, poetry, how sweet thy music flows,
A language that transcends the bounds of time,
A world of wonder where the heartache goes,
And love, and beauty, and truth combine.

Thou art the voice of all humanity,
A mirror that reflects the human soul,
A light that shines upon our destiny,
And makes us see the world in a new whole.

In every line, a message doth unfold,
A truth that touches every heart and mind,
A beauty that can never be retold,
A wonder that will last until the end of time.

Oh, poetry, thou art the heart’s delight,
The language of the soul, a purest light.

« Poetic Hymn »

Oh, poetry, how sweet thy words do sing,
A symphony of language, melody, and rhyme,
A holy hymn that lifts the soul on high,
And fills the heart with wonder, joy, and light divine.

Thy words doth weave a tapestry of tales,
A masterpiece of images and sounds,
A sacred art that touches hearts and minds,
And echoes through the ages, forever to resound.

In every line, a beauty doth unfold,
A truth that shines like stars upon the night,
A love that touches all who dare to hold,
And fills their hearts with pure and holy light.

Thou art the language of the universe,
The music of creation, pure and true,
A hymn of praise that rises to the skies,
And fills the earth with blessings ever new.

Oh, poetry, thou art the soul’s delight,
A holy hymn that lifts us to the height,
A shining light that guides us through the night,
And fills our hearts with wonder and with light.

« Epic Poem 01 »

In the realm of words and rhyme,
Where language flows like a winding stream,
There lies a power beyond time,
A force that’s more than it may seem.

Poetry, the language of the soul,
A medium to express what’s deep within,
A symphony of words that roll,
And speak of joy, sorrow, love, and sin.

From ancient times until today,
Poetry has been a source of light,
A guiding star to show the way,
And help us through the darkest night.

From the epic tales of Homer’s Greece,
To Dante’s journey through the realms of sin,
From Shakespeare’s plays to Blake’s release,
Poetry has been a force within.

Through sonnets, ballads, odes, and more,
Poetry has told of all life’s hues,
From the thrill of love to the pain of war,
It speaks to us of all life’s truths.

It’s the language of the heart’s desire,
And the whispers of the soul’s own voice,
It’s the spark that sets the heart on fire,
And makes us feel that we have a choice.

So let us celebrate this art divine,
And cherish every word, phrase, and line,
For poetry is a treasure, rare and fine,
That will forever shine and forever shine.

« Epic Poem 02 »

In the beginning, there was only chaos,
A formless void with no shape or purpose,
But then, a voice arose and spoke with poise,
Creating order out of the abyss.

That voice was Poetry, the ancient muse,
Whose words could move the mountains and the seas,
And as she spoke, the world was born anew,
A symphony of beauty and of peace.

From the depths of human consciousness,
Poetry draws her inspiration,
A mirror of the soul’s deepest recess,
A glimpse into our truest inclination.

Through her eyes, we see the world with wonder,
Her words revealing secrets of the heart,
Her voice a bridge that connects us under,
A language that transcends all time and art.

For poetry is not just words on a page,
But a living force that echoes through the ages,
A timeless dance that defies all age,
A light that shines in the darkest of mazes.

Her power lies in her infinite grace,
Her ability to stir the human soul,
Her capacity to take us to that place,
Where the truth of existence we behold.

So let us honor her with every line,
And pay homage to her timeless grace,
For poetry is the spark that makes us shine,
And the light that illuminates our race.

« Lyric Poem 01 »

Poetry, the language of the soul,
A rhythm that makes our hearts feel whole,
With every word and every line,
A beauty that’s rare and so divine.

The power of poetry is in its voice,
A melody that makes our hearts rejoice,
With each new verse, a story is told,
Of love, of life, of all that’s bold.

Through poetry, we see the world anew,
A tapestry of colors, bright and true,
It paints a picture of our deepest dreams,
And shows us what we can achieve, it seems.

In every stanza, a truth is found,
A message that echoes all around,
It speaks to us of hope and light,
And guides us through the darkest night.

So let us embrace this art so rare,
And cherish every word, phrase, and flair,
For poetry is a gift beyond compare,
A melody that weaves its magic everywhere.

« Lyric Poem 02 »

Poetry is not for the faint of heart,
It is a journey down a treacherous path,
A maze of words that tear us apart,
And expose the wounds we’ve long kept under wraps.

It demands from us our very best,
A sacrifice of ego and of pride,
A willingness to lay bare our chest,
And let the world see what we try to hide.

For poetry is a mirror of our soul,
A reflection of our deepest fears and dreams,
A canvas where our thoughts and feelings unfold,
A place where nothing is quite as it seems.

It is a language that defies all rules,
A symphony of sounds that dance and play,
A tool that helps us express the truth,
And navigate the rough waters of life’s way.

But it’s not just pretty words on a page,
Nor a mere escape from reality,
It is a force that can both heal and rage,
And transform us into what we’re meant to be.

For in its depths lies a power untold,
A force that can shake the very ground we stand,
A light that can shine through the darkest of cold,
And guide us to a place of peace and understanding.

So let us not take it for granted,
Or think it a mere trifle to toy with,
For poetry demands to be respected,
And revered for the gift that it is.

(This text is a work generated by ChatGPT and is not written in fact or in reality.)

Translation | “Poems of the First Period” Songs of A Goat by Chuya Nakahara

Evening of a spring day

A galvanised sheet eats a biscuit
Evening of a spring day is quiet
Ashes is thrown down that fade
A spring day’s evening is silent

Ah! There is a scarecrow… There is not
A horse barks… It does not also bark
Like the moonlight’s ciscosity
What is he subjected to? Evening of a spring day

A cathedral blushes like fire in the fields
Wagons’ wheels are out of oil
When I say on the historical now
Laugh and laugh, the sky and mountains

A galvanized sheet, It goes astray
Evening of a spring day by now
Without saying, It will walk
To oneself, In their venous blood vessel

Moon

This night, the moon becomes sadder and sadder
Look at the suspicion of the adoptive father.
Time sends silver waves into the desert
An old man’s ear glows with fluorescence.

Ah, a canal dam is forgotten
A tank’s rumble engraves in my heart
A tobacco from a rusty box
The moon smokes languidly.

Around it seven celestial nymphs
Do the dance of the toe head again, But
To the moon’s heart is soaked with humiliation
They do not give the soul pity.
The stars scatter in the distant sky!
The moon waits for her two hands

Circus

There were what times
_ And there was the brown war

There were what times
_ And the wind was blowing hard

There were what times
_ A banquet of this night and here
_ _ A banquet of this night and here

The circus hut of a high beam
_ There was a swing
The swing that you can’t look at

With its head upside down and its hands hanging
_ On the dirty cotton roof
Boom boom buooohm

White lamps around
_ Exhaled a little and a cheap ribbon

All the spectators were sardines
_ Would purr with oyster shells
Boom boom buooohm

_ _ The outside was all dark, dark of dark
_ _ The night was coming on little by little
_ _ With the nostalgia of parachute
_ _ Boom boom buooohm

A Spring Night

Quietly in a window frame
_ A sprig of flower, A pink flower.

It was received the moonlight and was faint
_ The surface of the earth of a garden was flies.

Ah, there is nothing there nothing there
_ Be his walk and laugh the trees.

These noises trouble
_ There’s no hope, that’s why, no confession too.

A modest carpenter alone,
_ In his dream, the footsteps of merchant soldiers sway gently.

In the window, refreshing and blurred
_ A beige silk dress

Vast piano tones would sound
_ There are no ancestors and relatives disappeared.

Somewhere a dog was buried,
_ It bloomed like saffron colour
_ _ On a spring night.

Morning Song

On the ceiling, Colour red appeared
_ Between a gap in a window, Leaks in the light.
Rustic, the memory of military music
_ Played, There is nothing.

Fledglings, I was not listening
_ In the sky today, The colour is undulating,
It held at a distance, From the hearts of the people
_ Gave a warning, There is nothing.

By the scent of resin, The morning is voluptuous
_ I have lost, Various dreams,
Rows of the forest, It would be sounded by the wind

They would spread out, On the flat and vast sky,
_ Following the bank, Disappeared
Beautiful, Various dreams.

Last Moment

A autumn sky is dull colour
Eyes of a black horse are shine
_ Lilly flowers drop by drying up
_ Ah, my mind reflects them

There is no God and singpost
Under the window, a lady passes away
_ There is white sky unclear
_ There is white sky cold

The side of the window, she washed her hair
And the arms are beautiful
_ The morning sunshine is wet
_ Tone of water does not drip

The towns are astir
Voices of children are astir too
_ However, what will the sprit be?
_ Will become thin, then become sky?

A Summer Night of the City

The moon in the sky like a medal,
Buildings in the streets like a organ,
Men tired by pastimes, are going home.
-Ikamune collar is bend-

The rip open out
Its mind is sorrow.
The head become a clod of clay,
It is going to sing lah lah only.

Things about buisiness and ancestors
They don’t forget about them,
A summer midnight in the city–
Drown with a dead gun powder
Street lights prick my eyes
I’m going to sing lah lah only.

A Day of the Autumn

Like a morning, men wake up lately
By the sound of the wind beating a door and cars,
Drown in the sea in which a siren blow.

Speaking in stands on summer night,
The conscience of architects is already nothing.
All of the things are the ancient history and
The colour of eyes of the far horizon of granites.

This morning all things are obedient to the flag of the consulate,
I know only a specter and palace and angel’s drum.
Being no attention to a hoarse voice of a mollusk,
With a purple shadow crouching down in a park, a baby put sand into his mouth.

_ _ (The sky blue platform and
_ _ Girls are excited and bad boys ridicule
_ _ I hate I hate!)

With my hands in the pockets
Through streets, reached the bay
Concede with the spirit of today
And I’ll seek a piece of cloth.

Dusk

On the surface of unclear din lake,
Lotus flowers getting close are swaying.
Leaves of the lotus, are bold,
Make sound sneakily only.

The sound makes my mind sway,
My eyes follow the little bright horizon…
I only look dark black mountains
-Lost things never come back.

What is the sad thing, here is the saddest thing
I smell the ascent of grassroots,
The soil of a field watches me with a stone.
-At last I don’t want to cultivate!
I quietly stand at dusk,
And somehow I remind the image of my father and I start to walk step by step only.

Wish of the Midnight

It’s, of bubbly culcium
Going to dry
Too fast–the voice of a girl is stubborn
Runny nose of the wife of a bag shop.

Eventide of God
Is rubbed mother.
Around branches bugs fly about,
Dance of a obsolate pierrot.

I can’t see hunting dogs their body hair waving,
A hunter carries his bend back over there.
The grassfield before the forest
_ Become a slope!

Margarete walks up a black beach
Whitle her veil is cutting into pieces.
Her body must dive into,
The sea as the father of stern God.

She on the hill
A spirit draw a mysterious stripes.
Her memory is a sorrow blancket of a writing studio
She must pass away right away.

A Rainy Night of the Winter

_ Because of the black winter night
A hard rain was falling.
–The misery of white radish, was threw under the dask,
It was still better–
Light now because of the black winter night
A hard rain was falling.
I sought the voice of a girl had passed away
aé ao aé ao, éo, aéo éo!
_ I was strolling in the rain
Whenever it disappeared, that milky white ice packs…
Light now because of the black winter night
A hard rain was falling,
The band of kimono of my mother
Was flews by rain water, and was broken,
Many pities of humans
Were only the colour of orange finally…

Homecoming

The pillar and the garden are dry
Today the whether is fine
_ _ A spiderweb under the rim
_ _ Is swinging like feeling helpless

On the mountain dead trees took a breath
Ah, today the whether is fine
_ _ Shadows of grasses on the road
_ _ Had childlike sadness

It is my old home
Also wind blew modestly
_ _ Sweep carelessly
_ _ Told by an old man’s low voice

Ah, Why do you come here and what to do……
Blowing wind told to me

A Terrifyring Dusk

Rolling up, the time of the wind also was melancholic
Grasses were not fluttered, I was not see,
Far ancient hayato etc.

Of a silver paper colour bamboo spier,
Along a beach, it continued.
_ _ I was relying on a mind of small fish.

Blowing wind didn’t temper, on the ground
Lying dead bodies–
The sky, rose to the podium.

Houses, were clever retainers,
Dirty teeth, by nicotine, were hidden.

The Song of Near Summer

Branches of the roadside trees deeply breathed,
The higher and higher sky, watched them.
The fragments of glasses on a burned burned ground,
A traveller was walking found it suddenly.

The end of a mountain, clear and clear,
Purified the mouthes of golden fishes and a girl.
That airplane flied to come,
I rubbed on tears of insects.

Wind sent a ribbon to the sky,
I thought I was going to tell about
The waves of the sea was declined in the past.

About a cavalry company and monving of upper legs,
The red shoes of a junior official,
A cycle was going to the road along the mountain without a rider
I thought I was going to tell about.

Sad Morning

A sound of river come to a mountain,
Light of spring, like a stone.
Water of Kakehi, told a story
It also looks like a grey hair old woman.

I sang the mouth like a mica,
Laid back, and I sang,
My heart was dry and became hoarse,
Above the rocks, tightrope walking.

Unknown fire, went to the sky!

Rain of sound, got soarked!

……………….

I clapped by various ways.

The Song of a Summer Day

The blue sky doesn’t move,
There is no even a piece of cloud.
_ By the silence of summer midday
_ Also a light of tar become pure.

There is something in the summer sky,
The something make me irritated.
_ Burned bold sunflowers
_ Bloom at the station of a country.

Like a mother bring up a child,
A whistle of a steam locomotive blows.
_ When it go through near a moumtain.

The locomotive is going through near the mountain,
The whistle blows like a mother.
_ When the very hot time of summer midday.

Evening Glow

Hills, put hands on their chests
Retreat.
Sunset, is the colour of affection
Gold colour.

There are grasses on the field,
Sing a rustic song
Trees on the mountain,
Old and frugal mind reminisents me.

On such an occasion my heart lost
A boy tread on
Shellfish meat.

On such an occasion solid,
What a modest resignation
Go away folding arms.

The Autumn of a Harbour Bazaar

To a stone cliff, morning sunshine burns
The autumn sky is exceedingly beautiful.
The other side harbour I can see,
Is an horn of snail

On the town people sweep their pipes.
Dolphins stretches themselves
The sky is separated.
Holiday of public servants—they wear padded dressing gowns.

“If I were born again……”
Seaman says.
“GANG GANG, flutter It……”
A raccoon old hag sings.

_ An autumn day of harbour bazaar,
_ Is a quiet craziness.
_ On the day I lost,
_ The chair of my life.

Sigh: For Tetsutaro Kawakami

A sigh will go to a night pond,
And would blink in the miasma.
The blink will being flowed with resentfulness, and clap a sound of bang.
Trees would be like lines of necks of his friends of academicians.

When the dawn will come, the window would open.
A farmer carrying a cart, would go to the town.
Sigh would become more deep,
It will must be become the sound of a cart ringing a hill.

Pains sticking out to the field from the edge of a mountain, would look after me.
It will be easily but it won’t smile, like a uncle.
Like a god take fishes, at the bottom of an atmosphere.

If the sky will cloudy, eyes of locusts, will be found in the sand.
A distant town, looks like a limestone.
The eye balls of Peter the Great, are shining in a cloud.

A Spring Memory

Trampled lotus flowers
_ The time to back home at dusk
At a strolling graveyard of Spring
_ _ I flapped it on the sand ground

One more time I view by regret
_ With I’m crapping my hands meticulously
I come to run on the road
_ _ (The sky getting dark is this!)

When I get back my home
_ Messing around peacefully
Is it the hill of a autumn day or smoke of a rice cooker
_ _ There is a thing dazzle me

_ _ _ Of a rich palace of the ancient time
_ _ _ _ Quadrille _ Swinging scarf
_ _ _ _ Quadrille _ Swinging scarf
_ _ _ It will be finished someday _ Quadrille!

An Autumn Night Sky

Oh dear, it was flourishing,
Everyone said strange things
However unsympathetic gracefulness
Ladies would gather.
_ _ The lower world was on an autumn night
But what was the flourishing of this celestial world.

On the very smooth floor,
A gold lantern was lit.
Small head, long sleeve,
There was no chair.
_ _ Nevertheless the lower world was on an autumn night
What the brightness of the celestial world was it.

Mildly blight the celestial world
The festival of the shadow of the far past,
Silent and silent flourishing
A banquet of a night of the celestial world.
_ _ I saw it from the lower world,
It ended when I was absent.

Hangover

In the morning, dull sunlight is shinning
_ A wind blows.
Thousand angels
_ Play basketball.

I’m closing my eyes,
_ It’s a sad drunkenness.
A stove is already unneeded
_ Got rust whitely.

In the morning, dull sunlight is shinning
_ A wind blows.
Thousand angels
_ Play basketball.

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Translation | “Gentle Poems vol. I” The Hyacinth Library Part 4 by Michizo Tachihara

Swallow's Song

A distant village
It shows itself in my dream, grey and alone
In that time, gibōshi and unkind flowers was flowers
Goats sang, from day to day he passed

There are beacoups of tender mornings…
Listen in the mountain of the spring sky
Clouds that you don’t know shine, illuminated, fading away
A distant village
I expect all the time
In that time, today, beyond
I think people are waiting like me

Then one summer day you’ll come back again
I’ll come to you, to your dream, to my home
We looked at the deserted sea and the dream was blue and endless

Slowly as if reciting

Sunny place, as always, silent shadows
A meticulous pattern, fable, but clear
Petals, branches, peaks… and all
All things, thus, were sad, and drowsy

I would wait with ardour
I looked out over the mountains
The bright blue filled a sky beyond the mountains
Floating clouds were flowing, and smoke
An old stream sang again, and fledglings too
They sang happily, and no one would listen
The wines whispered, weak words

Oh, the mysterious April ! I’d wait as my heart is broken
The woman can make my days loving
I would watch… the winds, and the shadows

"For Girls Like Thistle"

I. Calmeness : For Girls Like Thistle

The wind, once flowed
Like a painting, in the pale green
A single word by a man
Which he carried, and all the people received

Smiling like, say thank you.
Between flowers began to bloom
The blue sky would never change this coulour
The song of a bell filled, the wind was clear
A shame of solicitude,
Place, by its light wings
Would fly, scenting…

There is no sin, all
All the world, there is no hunter or thief
This is the world of all creation, in the vast wind and light

II. Rainbow Ring

Warm odour scented, from the sky
The angelic hand of a girl scattered
You could look, she’s soft as a cloud
You leaned against me and she looked ecstatic.

When a night came, birds would sing, when a morning came,
I watched as dewdrops brightened in a grass… From a pearl
The grass smoothed like a chime and a sword’s edge, Both
Gave their arms like gentle trees, Trembled
The wind blew and passed, Its smile, Its touch
The damp breeze in the morning …… Again
One day rose, and fell

Your eyes reflected my eyes, in there
A thick sky far away and bright stars you can see in the day
Sympathetic, they repeated to play subtle passages

III. Delight Under a Window

Last night, the night fell
I was walking through the city
A window was closed
That light was far away for me

No! The light was next to me
A window was closed
Someone was breathing peacefully
Far away, like a tender song!
I was imitating to sing this song in secret
It was very clumsy
Old, like a broken flute

I ran away with all my legs
It was certainly very clumsy
The light was heard, Where did it go?

IV. In a Morning Twilight

I can listen to music well
But no one listens to
A little fugue, Between flowers
Between leaves of grass, Flow and colour

You open the window, And you better lean on it
There is a shadow on the earth, You’d better look at it
Ah, all things are beautiful! Besides my body
That surrounds me and embraces me warmly
I whisper, To you once more
… The transience, Ah, reach with this moment
Things change, Annihilated with beauty!

In music without stop
Fledglings and fruits lie down in the high sky
Shadows are long, They will disappear… And, They will separate

IV. Early morning

I can listen to music
But no one listens
A little fugue, Between flowers
Between leaves of grass, Flow and colour

You open the window, And you better lean on it
There is a shadow on the earth, You’d better look at it
Ah, all things are beautiful! Besides my body
That surrounds me and embraces me warmly
I whisper, To you once more
… The transience, Ah, reach with this moment
Things change, Annihilated with beauty!

In music without stop
Fledglings and fruits lie down in the high sky
Shadows are long, They will disappear… And, They will separate

V. Folk song

A cord was stretched, Already
Somebody don’t take melody
Touch it, Sadness old
Would come back silently… A little container of song

One day, the memory that a sweet song live on it
Sometimes people wear this
A bow invited light tones… He played
(Ah, the time flows long and far.)
…… Long ago rose hips played
Pigeons have sung…… That time there……
So this song has rested in people’s hearts

Time passed, Tender melodies woke up
Fingers joined, In old song
….. A mill, a stream, You were beautiful

When I was listening to a bird sing

One day, I was listening to a birdie
My heart, Was throbbing
My ears were dipped in the silence
What a sweet laugh!

Even smells, Colours of the flowers
Falling clouds, A way to sink
Climbing with the finger, Looking… Heartless
Between grasses, He rested
Without hesitation to rave, Insects
I listen to its rumblings, Drawing a little curve
Also this song would come to disappear just like

Disappear, Clouds, Disappear, Fear
The door of youth opened, Blue and blue
Colour of the sky, It was sparkled by the sun!

A song too sweet and sentimental

One day, It’s joyful wild flowers
The Pincushion, the Paulownia and the Gibōshi, all flowers
We picked them calling names
To our great circles of arms.

Another day of flowers that we don’t know its names
I was making a bouquet for you
As a sign
You carried in your chest
Those days are gone, This way is that way
This way is that way, Which tells me, Already
You were not her!

Like my sad, a tuft of grass
A grass that has not bloomed a single
Lonely, Tarnished, Shivering

Alone in the must

I. Alone in the woods

Nevertheless, Look
Fade away, Flowers and blossoms
Nevertheless, Listen
Singing, Birds and birds

Clouds remain, On the treetops
High in the sky, Are lifted
Where is blue and blue, A wind
Blurred and blurred, Will pass
On leaves of the grasses, Shadows of the grasses
It does not move from them, In the depth
A ladybird, Sleeps

Silence as someone sings, Soaks
In my heart, There is an overflowing fountain! Hard
The sound pulses, That advances time

II. To a winter memory: Heinrich Vogeler gewidmet

He neither pursues, nor is pursued, At a shadow of a dead tree
He rises, and looks, At the white snows
On the surface, Is sunk, My shadow…
(Sadly, this blue form, Has appeared)

I am listening, Yes, I am sure
I am listening, This shadow, Is singing…
Of the nasal voice has tears in its eyes, It does not resound
Passages of summer flowers that have passed in the past, Sings
“It’s bunting, It’s fledgling, It’s, Tree of the fir, It’s set
I’m a… I am a bird, I am a tree…” No answer
Me and my shadow, They look at each other, Other times it was like that

My shadow, listen, In my heart, It sings
A passage, Like a whisper of an old stream
Tears are falling, singing… On the surface of the white snows

For the light spring

Now, February, It is only
Around, I can hear the spring already
However, it is only
Very old, A promise no longer remains

Now, February, It is once alone
In dreams, Which cherish, Do not stay
However, It is once alone
The girl, For me, Smiles
Yes, Flowers, Would bloom again
So birds, Would sing that would not change
People will smile at her in the spring

Now, February, Hear on the surface of the cloud
My, disturbed footprints… It’s only
It’s only safe – To me…

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