quarta-feira, 25 de fevereiro de 2009

APOCALYPSE OF WORMS

Death can not look the wind touching the leaves of trees /
because the eyes are glazed /
overturned in esgar of death /
trying to look inside /
but without looking at anywhere /
because the body is empty of energy /
knight of the apocalypse of worms /

I can not contemplate the wind toying the bush of hair /
as if the girl is beautiful and sweet as a dove arrulando /
not hear in the Greek wind god Aeolus atheist /
I will not look dead trees fingering the leaves by the wind /
if the trees continue living in the land /
not moving to the land of the ideas of Plato /
and staying planted there /
the path of weeds /
to fertilize the ground where they will thrive Bonino /
inflorescences on the stem of green grass on the way to bare feet /
If rumorejantes remaining trees in the breeze /

I can not see the green leaves of wind moved /
But if the trees and shrubs no longer available /
imagine that the grass will continue war in the underground /
When there is more grass /
if all the weeds are killed in the war against human /
- the nature bacteria recruit warriors in the underworld /
and herbaceous Foundation will continue to argue the nature /
guerrilla warriors and look beyond the underworld /
while there universe in low /
imperative to put the march on the surface /
flower in the water and flower in the mirror of Narcissus /

I can not see me dead /
it would not look at the inside /
because there will be only within the abyss of the soul /
made of the distance abysmal shadows and algae on the bottom /
below the atoll /
in the deep ocean of Hades /

The look of the dead there /
is in the vitreous of the stone /
glaze on the glass that will break /
from the mirror into pieces /
and the radius on the night is a mirror splintery /
and lets face reflected without Narciso /
in water or in which Rodopi lightning /
mirror broken into a thousand pieces /

I can not see me dead /
just another look pass through the body without herbs for energy /
why not have the address /
after the fall of lightning inside of me /
where the hell is that animates the body splinter into a thousand pieces /
leading to the underworld to face estraçalhada Narciso /
I was and am /
Us /

Die is dropped into /
sink in the shallow grave the body /
under the sand that covers the thinking and the passion /
It falls into you and not return to the surface of the hole /
be inert under the weight of sand on the body /
under the rocks erected at grave /
unable to breathe or think or love /
Dying is leaving the cocoon of the body /
where the chrysalis sleep /
and open the wings of the butterfly /
flight in the bucolic fields of the bucolic poetry of Virgil /

But no, in fact it is not /
it is only in poetry /
where everything is symbolic as in mathematics /
and there is no physical body of the individual obscure that we are /
placed on the sarcophagus of Pharaoh dress /
Egypt long rooted in sand dunes and the time in the desert /

Pharaoh in Egypt and within each of us /
where the other body that we have the alchemist /
and that is the body's chemical alchemist who are dead /
also rest in the sarcophagus built to three bodies /
because there is a third body we have: /
the electromagnetic body /
where lies the soul /
the electromagnetic soul leaving the body to the caresses of the hands of cold /
when the body is electromagnetic disconnects /
and the sun moves away to the shadows of death /
leaving the grass for worms /

No, there is beauty in death /
or the solitary bee drowned in honey gold /
drowned in a sea of honey in shallow /
not the bee who built his cell of a hermit with the wax /
who escaped the hive to experience the consciousness crying by the end of loneliness in death / and it is killing the lake of its own honey /
Neither the bee tried to be a Santo Antão in the form of insect /
hidden from the sun in its socket wax /
not dragged the beauty of a violin playing /
because death is not beautiful /

No, no: nothing covers death /
or flowers or requiem /
nor the most beautiful and melancholic elegy /
nor the tears more nagging /
nothing covers death /
because death is real /
is not the egress of the moth cocoon /
or the yellow butterfly that leaves the chrysalis and float the carpet /
but the view of mountains and valleys /
the end of the unhappy look fresh digging paths on earth /
now dug into the earth pit /
because death is the unfortunate end of all /
is walking in the desert wilderness of the back and escape to the solitude of self /
contemplating the image of Narcissus in bloom /
on the other side of the mirror of water /
on the other side of loneliness /
because death is the final destination of the three bodies of human being: /
the physical body that does not fly in moth /
not wallow in the puddle of honey regurgitate /
body abandoned by alchemist chemical leak in the road open legs of herbs in flower /
and the electromagnetic body /
which is the soul or power plant work /
maintaining the cohesion of two other bodies /
without electromagnetism is decomposed /
elegy written not by the poet /
in the unfinished requiem Amadeus Mozart /

Death is the substance that is made the mirror of life /
another mirror where the sight Narciso that each individual /
while living in primeval sticky substance /
it is this side of the mirror in the living eye /
that looks and sees the other mirror in the water down the river cantante /
mountain goats which live /
goats in the ode to imagine that Ricardo Reys /
or the bucolic of Alberto Caeiro /

Dying is worse than losing the war /
Roma is worse than losing to the Barbarians /
collapse is a more overwhelming and cruel /
to lose an entire Roman Empire /
(The person I am and we are /
worth more than the City of Seven Hills /
and that the three Roman Empire: one in Rome, another in Bizâncio /
and a third in the Vatican /
the Church of Rome is the Roman Empire mental /
with their legions in cassock armed with doctrines /
Armed with semiotics and semiology in the myths and rituals) /
Dying is finally withdraw from the solitude of himself /
There is more time with their feet by the sands of pilgrims ego /
but be buried in the pit of hermit /
under the glass of time with sand and industrial fire /

No retreat from life /
You leave all three bodies will cerrado in the nature
/ and leave the mind in poetic testament /
ready to open the eyes of scouts who signs /

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