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What is it that he celebrates today, The oncoming of the frost or the passing of time? Beneath his feet the water Scintillates with a flame liquid - Silver - A transmutation of fire Fuelled by the tears of his mother, In whose waves he sailed to Sicily. Bayreuth, Germany, looked like a frozen Sahara With the local colors, and a pale-blue train He had taken in Rome, at the "Stazione Termini.” She: her body was carved in Napoli He: his hair was planted in Carthage, But both sought another knowledge In Tübingen or perhaps in Konstanz. She said, “I would sail from here to there, Like you did from where you were, But I would lose the rattle of your absence, And that would be what makes all the difference”! © LazharBouazzi, January 27, 2018
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Jan 26, 2018
Jan 26, 2018 at 5:26 PM UTC
Celebration
What is it that he celebrates today, The oncoming of the frost or the passing of time? Beneath his feet the water Scintillates with a flame liquid - Silver - A transmutation of fire Fuelled by the tears of his mother, In whose waves he sailed to Sicily. Bayreuth, Germany, looked like a frozen Sahara With the local colors, and a pale-blue train He had taken in Rome, at the "Stazione Termini.” She: her body was carved in Napoli He: his hair was planted in Carthage, But both sought another knowledge In Tübingen or perhaps in Konstanz. She said, “I would sail from here to there, Like you did from where you were, But I would lose the rattle of your absence, And that would be what makes all the difference”! © LazharBouazzi, January 27, 2018
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Jan 26, 2018 at 5:26 PM UTC
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