The return of the lamb

Lorenz

'' Es war ein Tag zwischen Regen und  Wahnsinn

und der Zug nach irgendwo hatte verspätung...''

It was a rainy-folly day and the train 

  to nowhere was late ...

At the station buffet I met the devil

with lamb's eyes .

  We drank a belgian beer 

that tasted of gall ...

In those bygone days,angelus 

sounding  the end .

Devouts embraced pharisees

and saying :

'' Next year in hell ! ''

May the herd moo

and thrive in these green pastures 

  in a  creamy  crematory ,scenario,

  excreta  crescendo ...

 This week I found the doomsday chronicle

in the waiting  room ...

 I know all the last hour's rituals !

 Never forget to give the lady Pythia 

her obolus ...

And to flush behind the cadavers .

  This world is full of tricksters ...

Tonight , I will humbly listen 

to the home lie of the  pope Leon

And I would leave as a good believer .

 In the attic of my memories 

I found a pious picture of my mother

carrying the lamb in her arms ...

     gloria ! he's  back !

 

 

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 21st, 2025 07:43
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  • sorenbarrett

    Catholic images pervade this poem and certainly must unlock the meaning hidden beneath the layers. Love the symbolism.

    • Lorenz

      Everyone can choose their own symbolic perception beneath the layers !

    • Cheeky Missy

      You DO know what you're saying, don't you? Fascinating and beautifully rendered with exquisite imagery and a damning, haunting poignancy. Gorgeous. Thank you for sharing.

      • Lorenz

        Don't be afraid ! The lamb is a good boy !

      • Ellen Marsell

        An apocalyptic satire with a philosophical undertone. A powerful text.

        • Lorenz

          I wonder if h'es really gone ?



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