I. Só
Caiu a noite neste funesto deserto,
Onde brilha branda a lua já padecida.
Surgiu a Morte e disse: Nada é certo,
Mas certamente, morrerás, decerto;
Neste cenário de maldição esquecida,
Pois não sobrou ninguém, ninguém,
Apenas tu, morto, morto em desdém.
Raiou o dia neste desértico funeral,
Onde não há alma viva para lamentar,
Pois matar! Matar, foi o que disseram,
Antes de morrerem e a mim cumprimentar;
Desejando retroceder à vida mineral,
Pois o sol em si era o arquétipo do lamento,
E os fantasmas assombravam sem vida o azarento.
II. Confusão
Estou vivo ou morto? Sou a vida ou a morte?
Neste jogo de inexistência de sorte,
Sou do porte do amaldiçoado ou o que amaldiçoa?
Faria diferença? A maldição trataria com indiferença?
E se este deserto for a felicidade? Como isto soa?
Um corte! Um corte! Na vida ou na morte?
Caso soe bem...
III. Companhia
Caiu a noite novamente, mas com vil inocência,
Onde brilham as estrelas, lindas e de ardor espectral.
Neste deserto, deserto! Elas são minha companhia! Minha essência!
Onde brilham as estrelas? Onde? Por favor?
Não consigo mais vê-las...
A morte que surgiu era Morte ou era eu?
Só?
Erich William von Tellerstein.
sábado, 21 de janeiro de 2012
sexta-feira, 13 de janeiro de 2012
Poesia - Efeito de Ritualística Combinação
Abriu-se imensa fenda no chão,
Ao completarmos a última frase;
Dum feitiço abissal com emoção,
Que pareceu Mal de eterna fase;
A morte havia chegado, ou quase.
Caímos enquanto paredes víamos,
Estranhamente luminosas, quentes;
Elas gritavam, mas mal as ouvíamos,
Nossas sombras eram tristes serpentes;
Éramos nada e todos os ambientes.
O chão de tal abismo era lavoso,
Porém, puro negrume de vil matiz;
Indizível em seu aspecto rochoso,
Exalava odor que hipnotizava o nariz:
Inferno! Sangue em central chafariz!
Hordas de bestiais Coisas indecifráveis,
Dançavam ao som de curioso instrumento;
Alinhadas misturavam-se com cores mutáveis,
Em labaredas de neblina ao tormento;
Espetáculo que inibe até o forte lamento.
Forte luz surgiu no amaldiçoado horizonte,
Esverdeados raios de mortuária natureza;
As criaturas saltaram todas com destreza,
Caverna a dentro, evitando tal bela fonte;
Acordamos! Com memória que não há quem conte.
Erich William von Tellerstein.
Ao completarmos a última frase;
Dum feitiço abissal com emoção,
Que pareceu Mal de eterna fase;
A morte havia chegado, ou quase.
Caímos enquanto paredes víamos,
Estranhamente luminosas, quentes;
Elas gritavam, mas mal as ouvíamos,
Nossas sombras eram tristes serpentes;
Éramos nada e todos os ambientes.
O chão de tal abismo era lavoso,
Porém, puro negrume de vil matiz;
Indizível em seu aspecto rochoso,
Exalava odor que hipnotizava o nariz:
Inferno! Sangue em central chafariz!
Hordas de bestiais Coisas indecifráveis,
Dançavam ao som de curioso instrumento;
Alinhadas misturavam-se com cores mutáveis,
Em labaredas de neblina ao tormento;
Espetáculo que inibe até o forte lamento.
Forte luz surgiu no amaldiçoado horizonte,
Esverdeados raios de mortuária natureza;
As criaturas saltaram todas com destreza,
Caverna a dentro, evitando tal bela fonte;
Acordamos! Com memória que não há quem conte.
Erich William von Tellerstein.
segunda-feira, 2 de janeiro de 2012
Poem - Slithering Mind
My mind is as quiet as a dead dread lake;
With no sound of frogs nor birds;
But suddenly is as deathly as a snake;
Slithering as english words;
And wishing to fly higher than the birds.
Don't mind if my mind is as mind as the wind;
Flowing free as fire in hell;
But quite more skilful in burning than a fiend;
Flying free as fire in hell;
And wishing to be as a cursing spell.
My soul is as random as a great black hole;
Sucking matter endlessly;
It is, no matter what, as snow in north pole;
Seeing cold as ecstasy;
Feeling the world vile and contemptuously.
Don't mind if my soul is as dark as the chasm;
Igniting silence with lore;
But quite more willful in knowing than a spasm;
Filling silence with no bore;
And wishing to be from All the primal core.
Erich William von Tellerstein.
With no sound of frogs nor birds;
But suddenly is as deathly as a snake;
Slithering as english words;
And wishing to fly higher than the birds.
Don't mind if my mind is as mind as the wind;
Flowing free as fire in hell;
But quite more skilful in burning than a fiend;
Flying free as fire in hell;
And wishing to be as a cursing spell.
My soul is as random as a great black hole;
Sucking matter endlessly;
It is, no matter what, as snow in north pole;
Seeing cold as ecstasy;
Feeling the world vile and contemptuously.
Don't mind if my soul is as dark as the chasm;
Igniting silence with lore;
But quite more willful in knowing than a spasm;
Filling silence with no bore;
And wishing to be from All the primal core.
Erich William von Tellerstein.
sexta-feira, 30 de dezembro de 2011
quarta-feira, 28 de dezembro de 2011
Poem - The Girl
Once upon an old forgotten house;
A girl studied countless mysteries;
Through very dramatic histories;
Feeling that for them she was a louse;
She had no love.
While eating the daily random foods;
She scanned herself for floating life;
In planets, swamps or a talking knife;
While perceiving her absence of goods;
She had no love.
During birthdays she seemed unhappy;
For her imortality was clear;
To others her mind was scrappy;
A bloody void that gather no cheer;
She had no love.
In normal human celebrations;
She was inhuman and blasphemous;
Because all was none but sensations;
And non-existent in her calculus;
She had no love.
She was cold as death and hot as hell;
In her eyes of reddish vile nightmare;
An evil that dire creatures can't tell;
A bloody void that don't likes to spare;
She had no love.
Once upon an old forgotten house;
A girl studied countless histories;
Through very dramatic misteries;
Feeling that for them they was a louse;
She found her love.
Erich William von Tellerstein.
A girl studied countless mysteries;
Through very dramatic histories;
Feeling that for them she was a louse;
She had no love.
While eating the daily random foods;
She scanned herself for floating life;
In planets, swamps or a talking knife;
While perceiving her absence of goods;
She had no love.
During birthdays she seemed unhappy;
For her imortality was clear;
To others her mind was scrappy;
A bloody void that gather no cheer;
She had no love.
In normal human celebrations;
She was inhuman and blasphemous;
Because all was none but sensations;
And non-existent in her calculus;
She had no love.
She was cold as death and hot as hell;
In her eyes of reddish vile nightmare;
An evil that dire creatures can't tell;
A bloody void that don't likes to spare;
She had no love.
Once upon an old forgotten house;
A girl studied countless histories;
Through very dramatic misteries;
Feeling that for them they was a louse;
She found her love.
Erich William von Tellerstein.
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