Thursday, October 13, 2011

Tango de la Materia, No. 88

Leaves scattered in the

Rustling of winds

What to do with this

Life

Sometimes the greatest work of all

Is to loosen the work

A masterpiece concealed

In those beauties carry hearts

Through mad avenues of minds

Sweet nothings to the ears

Of generations

Reigns reins collectively tied

As life goes on déjà vu

Becomes

In everyday occurrence

Hollowed out seen through

All the same

Once conceptualized

Déjà vu au courant

In viola convex recurrence

Now existens in silent

Sounds’ absent concave troughs

Le discours du violon

Americano tragedy

Carried like another day

Na housle je ty

Valerian of the violin

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