Literature
Catatonic Hallucinations
In another life
I was not real
And all the things that I call my own,
Separated, rearranged
Against a certain constant flow
I wonder
If by name, I hold this identity,
This life, this form, this body
But it passes away,
Who are you?
Whose hands are these,
That touch and grasp
Like formless matter
As if saying my body
From certain ubiquitous forms
To lose oneself,
Is this the wall, where one law ends
And the freedom of inversion
Take place?
In a name, in a word, in a thing
Around the clawing of ones hands
Roots of a mandrake flower
Waking, turning
Erotic consciousness
The wells dim like voids a