The contemplative flower of violet
The mellow flower of violet
is a fineness of the violet’s blossom in the moonlight
however the small eternity happens
in an enchanting woodland solitude
genus Viola is minor
but wonderful and subtle
so tranquil the last night was
when a sylvan dream was awakened
four butterflies landed
in the calyx of this violet
their elysian longing leaving
in the heart of the flower a diamond was created
from heart-like dreameries of butterflies
and from the eternal power of the starry night
and the moon shines on everything
I stay yet not far from that
in the phantasy – the violet so unfolded
intoxicated by charm and by homeland
as well as by starlit night
full of the dreamy Erlking
She-pirate and the tavern
It’s a late and warm autumn.
The wind gathered leaves up on the roof
of the marvellous tavern.
The seagulls heralded a memory – an initiation.
The old pensioner-captain drank the intoxicant,
like the ambrosia of life.
The female pirate Mary mentioned
her own stories – the primeval myth:
Icarus desired a dazzle of stars.
Daedalus wanted to become forever lost.
The flight was an absolute rapture.
Icarus! Be with me
as a ghost in the tavern of
the shine, the glory and the rebuke!
Don’t mourn the dreamy Daedalus!
His body was abducted by mermaids
of the sea and mysterious depths.
Icarus! Survive this night,
when the Morningstar has to precede
the fall of shooting stars,
here and there!
Drunk on emotions, full of eudaemonia,
perhaps a tender melancholy,
the woman pirate remembers the storm
of the century:
The ship! Don’t rock again!
You were close to me
and so romantic.
May the starlit, starry,
moonlit, moony melancholy
of night embrace the hearts
of guests of this missing
tavern!
Forever and for eternity,
the pirates will find
their destiny,
in harbours of hope, harbours full of
taverns,
which are decorated with flowers.
The woman pirate is crying
because of the parting
with the beloved parrot
in times of fulfilment of
the enchantment-bewitchment.
Her tear is not man-like,
It has the colour of gold,
such as the sun during the storm.
Mary longs for the pearl’s seeking,
in the sea full of memoirs of Daedalus,
of the hero of amusing and musing tenderness.
The sempiternity will be true.
