It was cold. The cigarette fog was drowning me I was down the whiskey glass The world turned yellow because of that gold liquid I was laying at the bottom, drunk, and I felt so stupid
Out of my unconsciousness I saw him approach me The Olympic God was so close I could feel his touch I needed more whiskey and free space on the couch My heart starts to play faster tones Come on, sit by me, great Apollon
The cold was gone and the Sun started to calm me Oh, but it's not the Sun, it is whiskey that warms me more In my heart sounds the thousands Amors choir It sung about the beauty of his soul and fresh young spirit And his smile and the deepest gaze, deeper than my glass with the whiskey in it
And the next glass will make even more pleasure to me Just as ancient gods body I’ve never before seen Both make grey life more colourful, more yellow, more green Don’t leave, I’ll take you to my throne Stay with me, you’re mine, Apollon.
My next poem what I wrote as a lyrics for my song cycle "Queer songs"