34.
ZULEIKA'S DANCE
There she is...
down there dances Zuleika
swaying her hips like burning fire,
slowly, like a swan, moving her head
up to the sky, higher and higher.
There she is...
riding a yellow tiger.
She had tamed the wilderness powerfull, strong
pressed the black stripe with her human foot
and sang out her well-known ancient song.
There she is...
eye to eye with a cobra.
Silence is hiding them from the rest,
when the cobra leaves, the women stands up
with a secret in her heart like a bird in the nest.
There she is...
down there dances Zuleika
in the heart of sunshine, warm and dance,
throught space and time, on the golden dust
her ancient, never ending dance.
35.
SNAKE
It's snake that I see
and it's snake that I hear
I can sense it in almost every strife
and the snake is waiting outthere and hissing
hidden in the wilderness of urban life.
I run down the concrete streets of hatered,
tired of troubless and out of breath
and only sometimes I close my eyes
and dream of happiness in this desert of death.
All the things merge into darkness,
poisonous colours, all sounds that I hear,
still I keep on running faster and faster
alnong the rotten higway of fear.
It's snake that I see
and it's snake that I hear,
I can sense it almost every day,
this world is full of it's poisonous lies,
rattling and hissing everywhere.
36.
WEEPING WILLOW
Pale and silent tender leafy
by the spring of water green
feeling lonely, lost and dreary
bent her branches soft and weary,
tears of dew are in the stream.
Quickly flows the shining river,
drops of water all like one,
searching for the pridefull tree
by the door of Mother see
rolling under yellow sun.
Up there stands an ancient Oak,
like a giant strong and high
to embrace the sadfull tear,
(joyfull as it's coming near)
sending love towards the sky.
Mighty sun warmed up the valley
and the willow gave a cry,
all the leaves are new and green
while the old ones down the stream
with the water passing by.
Pale and quiet tender leafy
all alone in forest deep
felt the end is coming near.
Sun King sat then came a tear
and forever she will weep. |