Sing a song for me. Then, I'll capture Words from your voice and, like a Fisherman, heave the words through The water of life.
There is no end left. The end was abolished, when the writer, back from Exile, had a black safe installed in the Wall.
Decades afterwards, a medium-aged man Will have been led into her nursery; the Writer has passed away; in the fellowship Of the words they are connected.
I tethered my words to the bonds of Compulsions to open your mouth. To fit the words into it, your mouth Has to be unconditionally opened. It's just a dream: Eden has disappeared Amidst pedestrians; I'm calling her name. But I only see strangers. Being sure To have spotted her, a wave of relief Is suffusing me.
Then this person is lifting her head: I'm Looking into a stranger's face.