Kafka

Kafka

A Poem by Leslie Philibert
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You knew that reason
is an apple full of mould
on the long grass
                    and that reading
                    changes God`s word
and that form is changed
by the hour`s dead flight.
You may be locked inside
                   a stranger,
or broken in the night`s strange glass
to carry a basket of broken rules.
It is the fear
                 of being cored.
You knew that badness
                 fell from the sky,
                 it is not the nuture of a green tip
                 that pokes against the hardness of frost.  

© 2013 Leslie Philibert


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I haven't read kafka in a long long time. Love the imagery here, good work.

Posted 11 Years Ago


this is so beautiful..absolutely gorgeous and so calming and relaxing

Posted 11 Years Ago


I`ve never read Kafka, but he has inspired such a graphic and many-layered piece from you, I`m going to have to, Leslie. A fascinating portrait. P.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Seems we are all easily manipulated at times, I had to read this one over a few times, and each time I came away with something different to digest.

You may be locked inside
a stranger,
or broken in the night`s strange glass
and carry a basket of broken rules.

Evocative, thought provoking, read Leslie.



Posted 11 Years Ago



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Leslie Philibert
Leslie Philibert

Bavaria, Germany



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A Poem by Leslie Philibert



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