from Limerick Swing-

Pulmonaria

Tá mé sainth

Tá mé righth

 

 

Still...

            the postillion is struck

 

 

Tá grá álainn i mo chroí duit

And the story bout alan

involving the axe

  let´s not

 

 

Arwen, most beautiful - sleep with me

Faethe, fairy friend - stand by my side

Kerye, dark eyes - tell me all the mysterys

 

 

 

            tha longest nite, tha nite tha neer ends, it´ll beenough

 

 

Waking up on the highway, diamonds above

the sound of thunder in the distance

a lost dog licking in the face   stroking

 

 

Mac Oc, näckens broder

Mac Napp talking tunes of rythm

            wheel you be there

                        when I´m gone

 

 

Living my life in the forest of the fir Bolgs the broken hearts singing

drummers drumming the leep san shou of the katmandu trapping the mac

hoping one day to come through, get a lap sang in the pillow

 

 

 

Yer lock has changed

 

                                                What were you saying?

 

The jester sang for the king and queen

with the voice he borrowed from James Dean

 

                        jester lester come on fester

 

Dia duit ar maidin!

 

                                    Swear the new

                                    coming of the                          

                                    - play sun!

 

 

I do not pretend to equate my knowledge

            it´s a matter of litterature

                        few can read, nobody can write

 

 

Och!

Livingstone.

Right there,

it´s a mess

 

 

Plantes aux hurmes vos picons

De paour des bisans si tres durs

Et aussi d'estre sur les joncs

Enmahes en coffres en gros murs


Choral of a Non Miserable End

 

But his delight is in the law of the LORD; 

1      7    6  5   4   3  2  1 -1 1  2      3

 

and in his law doth he meditate day and night. 

1    2  3   4   5   3   2 32 1   2   4    3

 

 

But his delight is in the law of the Lord; 

1      7    6  5    4   3  2   1 -1 1  2      3

 

and in his law doth he meditate day and night. 

1    2  3   4   5   3   2 32 1   2   4    3

 

 

 

Mar chraoibh is amhluidh bithidh e 'n cois

1      7  6  5   4   3     2    1 -1   1 2   3

 

aimhne fàs a ta,

1   2      3  4  5


A bheir 'n a h-aimsir toradh trom,

3   2        3   2     1   2   4    3


gun duilleach chall no blàth.
7      6    5      4     3   2

 

Soirbhichidh leis gach ni d'an dean:

2       4     3   5    4    3   2   -1  1

 

(the gaelic text: And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth his fruit in his season; his leaf also shall not wither; and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper.)


Choral of the Bitter Orange Winter Sky

All mighty God, all mighty God I cheerish thee all mighty

1    3   4      5       4    3     2     3   4   3 2         3       2   1    1

 

when everyone abandons me I cheerish thee all mighty

1          3    4   5    4    3     2   3    4   3  2       3       2    1    1

 

Freedom is your name

8       7      8   7       5

 

I will cheerish thee, O Lord

5  4  5     4          2      -1   1


Choral of the Homeless January Snow

O, kingdom of heaven

1 5      4         5   3 232   1

 

Mother of the child

2      3    4  5       3

 

O, kingdom of heaven

1 5      4         5   3 232   1

 

Mother of the child

2      3    4  5       3

 

Every river has its flow

7   6     5   6   8    7   6

 

Every ocean has its shore

4    3     4   5     3    2     1

 

O, Love love love, o, love

1   5         4       2     -1    1


How to read the chorals

The chorals follow a simple Minor-scale. 
1 means the first tone - lets say a C
2 means the second - D
3 means the third - Ess
and so on... (C D Ess F G Ass Bess C)

-1 means half a tone bellow the first tone - a B

The chorals should be sung following the natural rythm of the language. 
There is no set pace. 

or more Words

 


Neverland

My dear, to find what´s long forgotten...

 

Waves of same and life at hand:

but changing shores of Neverland

Rest and calm in cheerfull storms

O, ocean in its purest form

 

A shadow crab on sand performing

a sunlit act in early morning

"Forgettness me, forgettnes you..."

forever play the Great is true

 

In water stand you near the shore:

feet well buried like before

Tip of tounge can reach the dry

But body stuck and try and try

 

O, born in water heart needs land

the everlasting change of Neverland

 

 


Evening ritual

Wheresoever I might should´ve lived

 

Still I would have been laying here

listening to music

and felt that you were near


No more words

 

 


Vibrations

Every person vibrates in a sertain speed. Like tones in a musicpiece. I vibrate in a quite high speed. It´s of cource all a relative thing - compared to all people I´ve met so far. I see a pattern. People vibrating in a very slow speed sleps a lot. I think that you have, like me, a high speed vibration. Maybe higher than me, that´s possible. I can have a full time job, and studie in the weekends plus write poetry and do meditation and tai chi and so on and so forth. I´m fast. I have a feeling you are too. I think it is good that people of same vibrations meet and talk and develop. 


Museum of Modern Art: Lousiana

 

My head´s filled with art 

and my body´s filled with litterature

 

 

 


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