WHY DOES ALBERT EINSTEIN HIDE?!

sami mulaj

In Princeton,

In a small park,

A marble head

Bewilders passersby.

It is what it is,

A head without a body, without shoulders,

Neither a monument,

Nor a bust,

And even with no flowers around.

Amidst a barren place,

With wild chestnut trees,

It rests in the shade,

Its own shade.

In this head hides

Albert Einstein.

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