Cosmic trick

Lorenz

I am a native of now there 

 and over where ?

Mercury suburbs thug .

 Bad boy making the buzz .

I speak a milky way slang 

unknown from the big bang .

Inebriated by venusian fragrances 

intimate painter of uranian trances.

I am a bit fiend and friendly satyre

who loves to test

the pretty salty taste girls

on Rimini beach 

and those always in a hurry 

on the streets of Paris ...

I'm a bit a lunar voyager 

I get it from my mother

I like to wear a eurasian mask 

to conceal my dual scam ...

 I got lost on a saturne ring 

   really such a mourning place

playing a backward music ,

life was so hard ...

  Forsaken by my muse 

 I was climbing the scaffold steps

when Led Zep saved me 

with a Steinway to  heaven 

 It makes me dreamin' ...

 But the bar will close 

the guy on duty 

in a military manner 

starts brooming

 the moons of jupiter ...

 Tonight ,I'm going 

to get some fresh air 

on the hydrocarbon shoreline

of a  red giant ,

friendly monsters 

will share my madness 

and with a lot of gentleness

waving bells 

and chanting to me 

  '' Hare Krishna ! "

I feel ,I'm losing my bearings

in the smile of a bipolar star...

Its time to get back 

to my dark cyber bored...

 

 

 

                                      

 

 

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Online Online)
  • Published: March 25th, 2025 07:48
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 11
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  • sorenbarrett

    We are all aliens on a planet that does not deserve us. Not that we are good quite the contrary. I feel the alien nature in this poem. Yet here we are and sometimes it is very good. Lovely

  • Lorenz

    Sometime I feel like "infra terrestrial ! ''

  • Ellen Marsell

    It's a real space odyssey - a fast, chaotic, unpredictable flight. Fascinating.

    • Lorenz

      An epic in an imaginary cosmos !



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