Tuesday, July 11, 2006

All's Well

All is well
in the cities of Hell
the barking of birds has gone
One kingdom has gone
a curtain has fallen
the theatre entrance is open
"Never never sing never cry"
whispers a sad old frog this morning
looks at you through foggy spectacles
and smiles a sudden smile
There will be no more dyings
no more lyings without shame
The trusty old girl (who said "Jump and fly")
is now ahead on the road
We'll see her again
stay calm, drink your milk
hold forth your hand and bite your tongue
swallow the rightful reaction of fear
that is painfully near when your
face goes numb from the
cold wind of freedom
Jump and fly
---
stobblehouse

2 comments:

  1. All is well in the cities of Hell

    I like this. But it should read: "All is well in the city of Hel". For that is what the word originally meant—i.e. it was the name of an ancient city. Before the Christians distorted the meaning of the word.

    You can't have cities within a city ...

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