Driving through history
Geological history
Earth’s own story
Just passing it. Ignorantly
No time to stop
You visit your neighbour
And you get new experiences
That you like
You bring it back home
But it doesn’t work out well
Because the basics weren’t there
The basics. The right culture
The one that must be there
Everything isn’t compliant
By default
Or because you want it to be
Forgot about circumstances, did we?
Alone in the company of other people
Possible or a contradiction?
Being alone and being lonely
Is definitely not the same
Silence is absolutely worse than
Detached
A fly on the wall
An endless wall
Doing the only thing that you can do
In such a setting
Observe
Observing is a great way of
Shaping yourself;
Ethics and morals
Attitude and behaviour
Take the time
Sit down
Do nothing
But observe
As the most incredible play in the world
Is taking place right in front of you
Life
In all its beauty
Make up your own stories
To what unfolds in front of you
Nothing is worth everything
We have forgotten all about the value of doing nothing
Of disconnecting
You will do everything better
If you do more nothing
Put everything aside
And just do what you truly want to
Let go of your worries
Catholic mass
I feel a little sorry for them
As they complain about how dreadful sinners they are
How they live miserable, unworthy lives
And how they hope that this invisible creature
Will forgive them
Absolution hallelujah amen
However, I do think their buildings look amazing
The architecture
The resonance in the halls
A live fire
Is just as relaxing as
The ocean
Even better when it’s being used for making
Fantastically good food
Right in front of you
As you wait for it
Symphony no. 1, opus 44
Movement I. Veggies:
Tomatoes
Potatoes
Fennels
Celery
Red cabbage
Leek
And lots more
Movement II. Meat:
Beautiful, tender meat
Covered in some wonderful sauce
Movement III. Finale: Dessert
Lovely place
With people dropping their tomatoes on the floor
Such a waste of good food
And oh, the famine and starvation in the world
And oh, the amounts of fresh food, all good to use,
Watch yourself making your children
Into small adults
Don’t be cruel
Don’t take their childhood from your children
They need it
Watch your daughters
How they dress
Why do you accept it?
Would you like to walk around looking like that
At age 11?
Yes? Then wake up! And the best of wishes for your daughter’s future
No? Well, there’s hope, I asure you. Just open your eyes and then act!
The carriage returned silently to the castle
It’s a wrap, they implicitly concluded
They wrote nighty