Entities of literature, written by Merzmensch

Noir mood

2012-01-03T14:21:00.000-08:00

Noir mood.
Freakin' noir mood.
Heavy heaven, downing dawn.
The only thing that saves me from jumping off the roof is this knowledge. This freakin' knowledge about young stars popping up in the sky above these clouds.
Starry sky.
Freakin' beautiful starry sky.

2011-12-27T08:58:00.000-08:00

Was ist the truth, которой нет?
Wo ist die Authentizität,
Aside from Deiner eignen Kraft,
Die Welt zu sehn, like you it loved.
Your power liegt in Deinem mind,
Сомненье ist Dein einzig Feind.
So lege los und lebe los,
Ahead! Your Macht ist samplelos.

Nocturnable

2011-12-16T19:47:00.000-08:00

To sleep? To sleep... The night is nigh,
The dawn is time for truthful lie.
Belie yourself to disappear
In tardy dreams without fear.

time to go

2011-12-15T10:23:00.001-08:00

It's time for me to go away
With the muggy and chock-full subway.
Full of people who overplay
Their pathetic and flippant day.
But you know, there are some exceptions,
Some different life conceptions.
And this makes me believe in Utopia,
Life is just a nocturnal myopia
Without them.

2011-12-15T03:43:00.000-08:00

Apres moi le deluge.
Lachen lachen.
Царство луж.
Himmel under your feet.
На сереющий быт
Наступи ты ногой.
そんな面白い
生き方が多い。
Be yourself.

Будь собой!

2011-12-07T08:41:00.000-08:00

What if my полоумный Geist
Вдруг lässt меня im Stich?
頭がクルっています,
And I уже не ich.
И где-то там das Leben goes
Its gar langweilig ways.
Но строг безумия спецназ,
And I have stets to race...

2011-11-23T09:29:00.001-08:00

What is the difference between
光、light и Licht?
The sky isn't clear, but pretty clean,
I'm waiting, schlafe nicht:
重い雲の思い
над головой моей,
и солнце обросло травою,
und eilt von mir away.

2011-11-22T10:44:00.000-08:00

Händedruck
Тяжесть рук
Time is just a freaky spook.
僕の背中に
trage Tage, days и дни.
Спотыкаюсь я о пни
Of my daily harmony.

2011-11-17T14:23:00.000-08:00

Schwere Lastочка летает
В глубине of endless sky.
靄然, тишина und Quiet,
Eisen неба мне отдай.
秘密の新世界。。。

2011-11-01T02:54:00.000-07:00

Yellow Blätter blättern ab,
Bäume двигаются в такт:
Up and down and down and up,
Gretchenfrage = Teufelspakt.
ドイツ、秋、here and now.
Zeitをコンビニで買う.

drives

2011-05-18T11:57:00.001-07:00

The man is oft unable to reduce
Animalistic urges, gloomy drives.
And every day he is about to loose
His evil egos' evercutting knives.

He was constructed from atomic waste,
Dark matter is his smell
and black hole is his taste.

Omegle: a poem, a literary meta-discussion and Sapir-Whorf theory.

2010-10-24T09:16:00.000-07:00

You're now chatting with a random stranger. Say hi!
Official messages from Omegle will not be sent with the label 'Stranger:'. Strangers claiming to represent Omegle are lying.

You: Who art thou?
Stranger: Amy thou?
You: Lancelot

Stranger: and who is thee?
Stranger: oh, how lovely.
Stranger: Haha.
You: Have you seen Arthus?
Stranger: Nope. Have you seen A clockwork orange?
You: Yes, wonderful music, hehe
Stranger: Really?
You: Beside of the depicted violence
Stranger: This is such a deviation from omegle's usual slutty ways.
Stranger: Somebody who knows art.
You: the world is a pure coincidence isnt it? :-)
Stranger: I suppose.
You: I even wrote a poem about omegle btw
Stranger: Ooohh. Can I see? >.<
You: I have to type it, just a moment
Stranger: Sure.

You: This chatroom is completely anonym,
And "Strangers" are your only vis-a-vis.
Communication is just interim
Здесь нет ни ненависти, ни любви,
Es gibt nur ein beständig Ritual:
When you log in, you will be always asked:
ASL - question mark. So it's you now,
Who construct your identity. You're masked.
ASL - age, sex and location.
"Important" and so fitful information.

Stranger: Haha -- very good.
Stranger: Although I kinda hate it when ppl ask asl, so they can come over and rape me.
You: yes, indeed, and you know,

You: it was even time, as omegle wrote in description: "don't ask ASL, it's too boring"
Stranger: oh really?
Stranger: it's more disturbing than boring to me.
You: oh, yes, it is
Stranger: It's really messing with the perverts though.
You: yes, I don't dare to go to video chat here
You: disturning
You: disturbing
Stranger: It's funnier just being like "hell yea,I wanna touch ur hard cock once you touch yourself, and then you can put your foot in your mouth and slowly suck!"
Stranger: Haha that killed me.
Stranger: Such horndogs.
You: oh no,
You: they are disgusting arent they?
Stranger: Yup. All they wanna do is cyberfuck, which is kinda sick.
Stranger: Now you aren't a rapist are you?
You: no, I hope at least, hehe
Stranger: Lol. I appreciate knowing that.
Stranger: So what brings you here for anything other than 'needs'?
You: actually, after I wrote this poem, I wanted to come back here and to show it somebody,
You: and have luck with you :-)
Stranger: Haha thank you.
Stranger: I try to write poetry, but it still isn't too good.
You: oh, really?
You: for example?
Stranger: Here, wait a second while I go get it out off my saved documents
You: cool! thanx
Stranger: >
Stranger: Kinda sucks ass
Stranger: Doesn't make a whole lotta sense, but oh well.
You: oh, I like it
You: it reminds me on EE Cummings
Stranger: Really?
Stranger: I never got around to looking at any of his work.
You: Ive actually discovered him some weeks ago
You: Ive heard alot, but never read
Stranger: Same.
You: and now I'm really fan of his poetry
Stranger: I mostly like Allen Ginsberg, but I'll look up ee cummings now.
You: oh, Allen Ginsberg is also great
You: but I havent read much of Ginsberg, I have to admit
Stranger: Yea, I mosty read Howl and just a few other works
You: Oh, is there recently a movie about Howl?
Stranger: err... I don't know. Here, I'll google it now
You: me too, hehe
Stranger: lol.k
Stranger: I think so.
You: here it is: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1049402/
Stranger: thx.
You: hey, don't you mind, of I publish excerpt of our chat in my poetry blog? I will let your poem away for copyright issues, I dont want to infringe your author right :-)
Stranger: still typing?
Stranger: Sure, no problem.
You: great, thank you!
You: it will be a chat about a poem about a chat - a multi-meta-level-poetry
Stranger: ur hella creative.;)
You: hehe
Stranger: So anyway-- enough about myself. Tell me about you.
You: oh, I am just a guy who write poems, that's me, hehe
Stranger: Do you intend to be published, if you aren't already?
You: actually, I was some times this year
Stranger: congratulations.
You: thank you :-)
You: I try to find new themes for poetry, because standard topics like "emotions" or "society" are boring like hell, imho
Stranger: I agree
Stranger: All my classmates can never shut the hell about their stupid ass teen angst
You: yes, that's what people live through, but if they realize, there's much more than that
You: it would be pretty fine development :-)
Stranger: Do you known any other movies just as good as A Clockwork Orange?
You: Oh, there are many pretty nice arthouse movies
You: I think, the movies by Spike Jonze are really great
You: and Jim Jarmush
Stranger: Really?
Stranger: I'll look them up
You: Yes, for example, "Beeing John Malkovich" is great (Jonze)
You: and "Coffee and Cigarettes" (Jarmush)
Stranger: k.thnx
Stranger: It's nice talking to somebody who knows what the hell they are saying.
You: hehe, I hope I know it though
You: sometimes the contents are pretty coded by authors
Stranger: so, what else do you want to talk about?
You: oh, it's pretty difficult to switch off all the ASL-topics, but I'll try to do it, hehe
Stranger: Haha, I don't mind you asking questions as long as they don't translate to "I am going to rape you at this location, since you are female", kinda thing
You: lol
You: dont worry
You: Ah, just very different question: do you watch LOST?
Stranger: Hell no.You?
You: yes, i did till the end
Stranger: Haha.
Stranger: Okay, do you like Pink Floyd?
You: Oh, well,
You: I know their album "The Wall"
You: but not so much beside of it
Stranger: I really enjoy their music, but I prefer their stuff before The Wall. okay, ur turn.
You: hehe, OK
You: what about experimental music?
Stranger: such as...?
You: for example Brian Eno, or German group "Einstürzende Neubauten", or like Japanese "Merzbow"? I know, they aren't famous though
Stranger: Oooh, never heard, I'll youtube them now,though.
You: yeah, do it! Especially this one is great: (wait a moment)
You: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SV3R5vdxnMk

Stranger: It's sounds good, but I kinda hate when they talk
Stranger: The instrumentals are good though man
You: oh yes!
You: actually this was later development of "Einstürzende Neubauten"
You: before they did just Noise music, but it was really torture for the ears, hehe
Stranger: Haha, I'll look them up earlier too
<...>Stranger: But I kinda hate religious politicians even more
You: oh yes, I know, what you mean
You: religious politician is the most awkward mixture ever, lol
Stranger: Lol.
Stranger: If you don't mind me asking, do you have a 'faith'?
You: well, yes
You: I just believe
You: I mean, the chirch is made by people for people, so I have faith, but outer chirch
You: and it helps me
You: and you?
Stranger: nope, Atheist.
You: oh, ok:-)
You: oh, I meant "church", lol, mistyped me stupid
Stranger: you are not stupid!
You: thank you :-)
Stranger: so...*trying to escape intense conversation*, what's up?
You: oh, everything is nice, lol
You: I mean, I have now my sympathie to omegle again - thank you, lol
Stranger: Lol.
Stranger: Do you enjoy reading
Stranger: ?
You: Oh yes!
You: I read like a mad man, hehe
Stranger: Lol,same, but for me, madwoman.
You: lol
Stranger: Favorite author(s)?
You: Oh, for example Mark Z. Danielewski
You: "House of Leaves"
Stranger: err....I heard of that novel before, but never read it.
Stranger: Would you recommend it for me?
You: Oh yes!
You: It's pretty horrifying though,lol
You: and confusing
Stranger: Don't mind that.
You: you have sometimes to skip many pages to follow the plot, and then return again
Stranger: interesting... Have you read A Clockwork Orange, the book ofcourse?
You: Oh no, the book still not
You: Is it good?
Stranger: Yup, but it varies from the movie
Stranger: Or, atleast, it did for me.
Stranger: I read it before I watched the movie,
Stranger: so it changes how I percieve it
Stranger: Umm.... do you like J.D Salinger?
You: Oh, yes, but I've read only his most famous novel, hehe
Stranger: Catcher in the Rye?
You: yes
Stranger: I know it's kinda cliche, but that's my favorite novel.
You: no, it's fully OK, because it's great novel!
You: I think, he has found very cool way to desicribe the feelings and athmosphere and so
Stranger: I agree, and his other works are pretty good too. Franny and Zooey and Nine Stories, and he has another book I haven't got around to.
Stranger: Have you read Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov?
You: Oh, yes I did!
Stranger: Do you love it as much as I do?
You: Yes, this is one of my favourits
Stranger: Yes, it is written wonderful.
Stranger: And I heard English wasn't even Nabokov's first language.
Stranger: Isn't that amazing?
You: Yes, it is!
You: I love it also for this beautiful irony
You: all in all it's really one of the best novels ever
Stranger: haha defintely.Are you familar with Ayn Rand?
You: Oh, I've heard about Ayn Rand, but haven't read actually
Stranger: She has like three fictional novels and other shit, but her dystopian novel Anthem is really short, you should read it.
Stranger: She even made her own damn philosophy.
You: Oh, thank you! I love dystopian novels :-)
You: which philosophy?
Stranger: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/667.Anthem
Stranger: Objectivism
You: wow, thanx for a link!
You: what is about this philosophy?
Stranger: no problem,
Stranger: ummm it's based around mankinds greatness and stuff.
Stranger: There some contradicitons though.
You: interesting!
You: I like it, when writers are more than just story tellers
Stranger: I agree, but in one her two other novels, she makes her philosophy clear as hell.
Stranger: it's too symbolic some of the time.
Stranger: Well, all her work incorporates her philosophy
You: oh cool
You: Thank you, I think she will be my next book
Stranger: Lol.Enjoy
You: hehe, I hope I will understand her philosophy, lol
Stranger: It's not too difficult, don't worry
Stranger: Umm.. have you read East of Eden or Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck?
You: Oh, I wanted to read about it, because it was often citated in LOST, lol
You: but haven't yet
Stranger: Lol.
Stranger: My teacher recommended it, but never got around to East of Eden
Stranger: I bought Of Mice and Men, and am thinking of reading it next, but not sure what to think of the author.
You: why so?
Stranger: He's so prestigious and stuff, I kinda feel like I am obligated to have a high opinion of his ass
You: ah, I see,
You: well, sometimes such people write nothing good, but sometimes really great stuff, lol
You: perhaps you just have to switch off the auther and read the book ,lol
You: author
Stranger: yea. ur absolutely right.
Stranger: I was trying to do that with the book I am reading now too
You: which one?
Stranger: The Giver -- it's a pretty baby dystopian book
Stranger: by Lois Lowry
Stranger: Shitty-ass author
You: oh, never heard, sorry
Stranger: You're lucky, I am only reading it because of school.
You: oh, I know... often such lecture sucks
Stranger: Yea, but i should be graduating soon
Stranger: Then off to college
You: cool!
You: away from the hell of ordinarity :-)
Stranger: Lol.Yea.
Stranger: Can't wait.
You: what do you want to study later?
Stranger: Sociology.
You: awesome
Stranger: Haha yea man.
Stranger: Well, what else?
Stranger: to talk about, I mean
You: ah, I had a question now, just let me recall it, lol
Stranger: lol sur
Stranger: *sure
You: ah, yes,
You: which another dystopian books you can advice me?
Stranger: um... We by Yevgeny Zamyatin?
Stranger: Have you ever heard of it?
You: Oh, yes, this is pretty cool
You: and authentic
You: I mean, as authentic as an dystopian book can be, lol
Stranger: yea, I think it's highly underrated. Like 1894 and Brave New World, both of which are heavily based off We, were written later and are still more famous.
You: you're completely right!
Stranger: Ummm. Have you heard of The Trial by Franz Kafka?
You: Kafka is great!
Stranger: Ah, I never managed to finish that damn book. Was it overall good?
You: Haha, have you read his Castle?
Stranger: Nope, but heard of it.
You: oh, this book is so torturing, lol
Stranger: lol -- in a good or bad way
You: You almost have the same pain in this beaurocratic world
You: in a good way!
Stranger: Good. I'm now enthusiastic to read it
You: Ah, I know it again!
You: If you like literature, my advice is a very cool, but pretty snobbish literary blog: htmlgiant.com
You: I'm always around this blog, lol
Stranger: Thx. I'll defintely go around it if it's as good as you say lol
You: yeah, there are some writers and people from literary scene writing for this blog
You: but not in an academic way, but like..
You: kinda... bitchy :-)
Stranger: grr.
Stranger: lol
You: lol
You: they btw do always inform about new literary magazins and so
You: and if you want, you can follow their link and submit your poems!
You: Just try - and you will see
Stranger: Well, I kinda hate my poetry.
You: this is good!
Stranger: I once posted it on a criticising site
You: Good sign for poetry
Stranger: and it got bashed the hell out of.
Stranger: I was dragged though the dirt man
Stranger: No way am I gonna do that again!
You: oh, don't give up, they are all just snobby traditionalists
Stranger: Lol.Thnx
You: I mean, ee cummings and many other people were realy critisized because of their poetry
You: just do it :-)
You: I found some publishers through that blog btw
Stranger: lol. k, I'll try
Stranger: and it's real talking to a published poet
You: haha, there is also a literary magazine, who publish your works, if it was rejected by min. 5 other journals
Stranger: oh.cool.
Stranger: so ummm.. you bring up something to talk about now.
You: ah, there is even a big list of many literary journals in english language: http://www.everywritersresource.com/Biglist.html
You: around 2000 I think
Stranger: haha thnx for the link
Stranger: do you know any other languages؟
Stranger: *?
You: wow, that was cool question mark
You: how did you do this?
Stranger: lol, it was in arabic
Stranger: see: هانيسحبتسي
You: awesome!
Stranger: My computer types both, lol
You: oh, cool!
Stranger: ني س سيتبس ننه هح
You: you speak arabic?
Stranger: nope, my father does
Stranger: and mother
You: awesome
Stranger: yea, and this is kinda my dad's computer so sometimes it whacks out and I end up typing both
You: hehe, I like it!
Stranger: thx
You: because to your question:
You: yes, I actually speak Russian, German and Japanese
Stranger: No fucking way!
Stranger: That's hella amazing man!
You: hehe, thanx
Stranger: say something in Russian!
Stranger: *jumps up and down with excitement*
You: Мне очень приятно говорить о литературе с незнакомцами
You: I'm glad to speak about literature with strangers
Stranger: aaaawesome!!!!!!!!
Stranger: Haha thanx
You: hehe
Stranger: I've always wanted to learn Russian and German.
You: cool!
Stranger: I attempted to learn Japanese on my owb, but I was overcrowded with schoolwork so I never had time, but I bought a whole lotta how to learn Japanese books
Stranger: *own
You: cool
You: Japanese is not so hard btw
Stranger: er.... I am kinda sucky at learning languages.
Stranger: though
Stranger: Like I took two Turkish classes, and one Spanish class.
You: cool
Stranger: and I still need my notes to see how to begin a conversation
You: oh, yes I know, you need native speakers to learn languages though
Stranger: we did, but they were horrible teachers, and I was texting my friend the whole time
Stranger: see, I am a horrible student as well.
You: hehe
You: no proble, we are everybody so
Stranger: and I didn't want to take Turkish, so I kinda mentally shitted on the class, because I was trying to self teach myself Japanese, at the time
You: oh I see
Stranger: Yea, I kinda regret that
You: yes, you re right, its better to learn languages separately
You: not to mix them
Stranger: yup, because then if you go to the country and start speakin a blen of two laguages, Turkish and Japanese for example, you look like a Grade A dumbass
Stranger: *blend
You: hehe
You: youre right
You: the only case of mixing languaes I can report is
You: in my poetry, hehe
Stranger: Lol.
You: I mean, I want to mix all languages I know
You: because you have then so many possibilities
You: much more than in only one languages
Stranger: Yea, that'd be pretty difficult to decipher though
You: yes!
You: but:
You: everybody, who speaks at least one language, can hget it
You: get
You: and the more languages you speak, the more meaning you get
Stranger: true.
Stranger: Do you know about the Sapir-Whorf theory?
You: oh, no I dont
You: what's about?
Stranger: It's too mind-blowing for me to explain, I'll post a link
You: ok! cant wait :-)
Stranger: Here: http://virtual.yosemite.cc.ca.us/ottej/PDF/thomson.pdf
Stranger: You can read it whenever and get back to me
Stranger: It's too long to read now
Stranger: Well, it's up to you
You: oh, thank you
You: I'll save it to my pc
You: I like mindblowing theories
Stranger: Lol same.
You: so, I have to go now, but I'll read the theory as soon as possible
Stranger: k.peace
You: cu later!
Stranger: haha yea

You have disconnected.

Бowリング. Video version

2010-07-06T06:08:00.000-07:00

In English, Japanese, Russian and German

Original text.

Бowリング.

2010-04-29T06:58:00.001-07:00

the life is like
the bowling lane:
whether you strike
or spare or fail -
you just enjoy
the rolling pain -
and nothing more
beneath your nail

僕のレーンは
運命である。
僕はプレーヤー、
人生は丸
いボール。
でも、
そう言えば、
スペアか？ストライクか？
ボールが止まらないように
生きて行く。

Снял я голову свою,
Руку распрямил,
И что было сил,
В кегли за-пу-стил.
Но глаза закрыл:
Мне ведь все равно,
Страйк был или спэа.
Мне ведь все равно.
Мне ведь все равно.
Мне ведь уже все до лампочки.

Ich habe früher nie getroffen
Die weissen Dinge in der Ferne,
Ich musste stets vom Herzen hoffen,
Dass ich es irgendwann noch lerne.
Doch eines Tages Offenbarung
War niederschmetternd wie ein Blitz,
Und meine sämtliche Behaarung
Bewegte sich mit Aberwitz:

"Es ist egal, ob Du getroffen,
ob Du verfehlt. Sei doch nicht feig'.
Und spiele ziellos, einfach, offen!"

Seitdem ich werfe nur mit Strike.

Wえй

2010-04-22T03:36:00.000-07:00

walking walking
empty streets
talking
'bout senseless deeds
feeling patches
under feet
is
what everbody need

Wenn dein Weg ist ungeklärt,
Schreite weiter ohne Angst,
Weil den Sinn, den du erfragst,
Niemand außer Dich erfährt.
Du bist deines Buches Held,
Du bist Autor dieser Welt.

君の形を
君が造っている
君の世界を
君が作っている
君は自分の著者
書いて
生きて
心配なし

мир есть книга,
автор - ты,
избегая
пустоты
напиши свою судьбу,
светит пусть звездой во лбу,
освещая путь вперед,
между терний и забот
и увидишь: ясен путь,
хочешь быть - смелее будь!

Rあин

2010-04-21T09:59:00.001-07:00

train in japan
running through rain
drops on the glas
like diamonds
heavens and stones

いつから、いつまで、
僕らの
変な人生
生活と
言うもの
僕はだれ
だれかな。。。

ветром снесло
и унесло
имя мое
вдаль как перо
сердце молчит
небо стучит
мой дикий вид
кто я такой?

identität
bleibt unerkannt
ich bin mit mir
selbst unverwandt
ich bin dabei,
mich zu vergessen
spiegelung bleibt
unangemessen

Buzzerature!

2010-02-15T01:01:00.001-08:00

Hey you writers, prosaics and poets, dadaists and conceptualists, every body!

Do you Buzz? I mean google#buzz?

While other people are trying to find out, what this thing is good about, we can just .

This system seems to be pretty neat for coauthorship, or Kettengedichte, or Renga, or experiments, or Cadavre exquis, or automatic writing, whatever. And we can call it Buzzerature, since, you know...

(15 February 2010)

If you want to write together with me, join me in #buzz.

You can find me, chaotic Merzmensch, here in #buzz.

G-Man. Video version

2010-01-27T03:33:00.000-08:00

Here is a little video I did for my poem "G-Man".

Original text here.
German translation and some more descriptions here.

Oh, yourisdiction!..

2009-12-08T01:02:00.000-08:00

Just before you started
To read my poorly written text,
My muse immigrated
To one progressive country in the West.

My inspiration has expired
Like visa H-1B.
I am exhausted, I am tired.

And night is crooning lullaby.
______________________________
Firstly published in Very Bad Poetry.

The greatest cyberpoem (English version)

2009-11-22T09:46:00.000-08:00

The greatest cyberpoem would be an online application that provided you with an interesting text and a robust interface with which to manipulate it. In other words, a word processor.
Roger Pellett

The would be that provided with an text and a with which to it. In other words, .

P.S.

EklaTante im Bus.

2009-11-21T05:19:00.000-08:00

EklaTante sass im Buss und ärgerte sich über alles, was das Unglück
hatte, in ihr Gesichtsfeld zu gelangen.

Ungefähr so:

- Ei sowas von unverschämt!
Das is ja alles verHÜNZT,
des is alles verHÜNZT do.
Und do is es ooch verHÜNZT.
Also unmöglich sowas.
Und des, was is'n des da dribba für eines?!
Des is ja noch saaggemol!

Plötzlich druckte der Fahrer die Bremse.
Ungefähr so:

- Brem-
se.

Der Bus stand still.
Ungefähr so:

-Stilgestanden!

Und die EklaTante war sowas von empört, dass sie keine Worte mehr fand.
Ungefähr so:
.............................................................

FAZIT: Am Abend sind alle Katzen grün.

осѣнь золотая или ВОШСПИПО

2009-11-17T09:46:00.001-08:00

Верно подданный ветром осенним,
Опьяненный дождем за рукав,
Шел по улице, радужным пеньем
Сотрясаясь и взглядом лукав,
Переводчик Джованни Боккаччо
И прохожих дивил на ходу.
Победил он в себе неудачье.
Он был гением в этом году.

The greatest cyberpoem (German version)

2009-11-14T04:21:00.000-08:00

The greatest cyberpoem would be an online application that provided you with an interesting text and a robust interface with which to manipulate it. In other words, a word processor.

das grossartigste cyber-gedicht wäre eine online-applikation, die dir einen interessanten text und eine robusten schnittstelle zur freien textmanipulation zur verfügung stellt.

Roger Pellett

das wäre eine , die einen text und eine zur freien zur verfügung stellt.

Textametr: Se(hakspeare+on²t) 56

2009-11-11T07:34:00.000-08:00

Shakespeare: Sonnet 56

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Sweet love, renew thy force; be it not said
Thy edge should blunter be than appetite,
Which but to-day by feeding is allay'd,
To-morrow sharpened in his former might:
So, love, be thou, although to-day thou fill
Thy hungry eyes, even till they wink with fulness,
To-morrow see again, and do not kill
The spirit of love, with a perpetual dulness.
Let this sad interim like the ocean be
Which parts the shore, where two contracted new
Come daily to the banks, that when they see
Return of love, more blest may be the view;

Or call it winter, which being full of care,
Makes summer's welcome, thrice more wished, more rare.

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(Sweet love)+(renew thy force)+(be it not said)
(Thy edge should blunter be than appetite),
(Which but to-day by feeding is allay'd),
(To-morrow sharpened in his former might):
(So)+(love)+(be thou)+(although to-day thou fill)
(Thy hungry eyes)+(even till they wink with fulness),
(To-morrow see again)+(and do not kill)
(The spirit of love)+(with a perpetual dulness).
(Let this sad interim like the ocean be)
(Which parts the shore)+(where two contracted new)
(Come daily to the banks)+(that when they see)
(Return of love)+(more blest may be the view)

(Or call it winter)+(which being full of care),
(Makes summer's welcome)+(thrice more wished)+(more rare).
***
e(Swet+lov)+(thy+e(nw+forc))+(be+said+t(i+no))
(e(dge+apptite+b)+t(bluner+han+hy)+should),
(b(ut+y)+ i(i+Whch)+ day(to-all')+feeding),
(morr(To-ow+fe)+h(migt+sarpened)+i(hs+n)):
o(S+lve+thu)+(be)+(to(alhugh-day+hu)+fill)
(y(Th+hungr+ees))+(en(ve+fulss)+t(ill+hey)+wi(nk+th)),
(To-morrow see again)+(and+o(d+nt)+kill)
(t(he+spiri)+o(f+lve)+(with a elu(prpeta+dnss)).
(t(Le+his+he)+sad+e(intrim+lik+ocan+b)
(h(Wich+te)+sr(pat+hoe))+(w(to+ne)+er(contactd+whe))
(o(Cme+t)+the+a(bnks+dily))+(h(tat+wen+tey)+see))
(Return+o(o+lve))+(m(ore+ay)+e(blst+b+th+viw))

(Or+call+it(0+wner))+(which+being+f(+ull+o)+care),
(me(aks+sumr's+welco)+(more+ihe(wsd+trc)+re(mo+ra).

***
:/output

e(Swet+lov)+(thy+e(nw+forc))+(be+said+t(i+no))
(e²(dg+ap²t²i+b/e)+t(h(an+y))+ul(shod+bner),
(b(ut+y)+ i(i+Whch)+ d(ay(to-all')+fe²ing)),
(mor²(o(T-w)+fe)+h(migt+sarpened)+i(hs+n)):
o(S+lve+thu)+(be)+(to(hu+a(lhugh-dy))+fill)
(y(e²s+h(T+ungr)))+(en(ve+fuls²)+t(il²+hey)+wi(nk+th)),
(To-mor²ow se² a²gin)+(and+o(d+nt)+kil²)
(t(he+spiri)+o(f+lve)+(with+a+elu(p²reta+dns²)).
(t(Le+h(is+e))+sad+e(ocan+b+i(ntrim+lk))
(h(Wich+te)+sr(pat+hoe))+(w(to+ne)+er(c²ont²ad+whe))
(o(Cme+t)+the+a(bnks+dily))+(h(t²a+e(wn+ty))+se²))
(R²etun+o(o+lve))+(m(ore+ay)+e(th+viw+b(lst+1))

(Or+call+it(1+wner))+(i(wh²c+beng)+f(ull+o)+care),
(me(welco+s(ak+sumr'))+e(mor+ih(wsd+trc)+r(mo+ra).

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system shut down

What a crap

2009-11-11T06:35:00.000-08:00

What a crap,
Чей-то храп
Hört man oben an und ab.
Intensiv und very sharp
As it were Devils Harp,
Doch выходит, это я.

A B C
in my eyes
A B C
на лице

...

我輩はメルツメンシュである。

2009-11-10T01:39:00.000-08:00

意味がないことを
言わないと
意味がなくなる

difference

2009-10-29T08:21:00.001-07:00

there is

only one

difference

between

immorality and immortality:

G-Man

2009-10-25T07:04:00.000-07:00

Dedicated to G-Man.

When I'm running across the ruins,
When I'm staring at empty cityscapes,
I recognize your unimposing shape,
Somewhere among the roofs, chimneys and windows.

You're always staying still
With your gray business suit
With your briefcase

Silent. Absent. Present?

I often ask myself,
Whether you ever return home,
Your home sweet home.

Where your beauty sweetheart
Is waiting for you
With a warm kiss
On her lips.

Or perhaps
You'll just vanish,
Just disappear,
As I log off.

No briefcase
Anymore
No business suit
Anymore
Just darkness
Everlasting
Darkness
________________________
See also video version of this poem here.

Welcome

2009-10-25T07:00:00.000-07:00

Dear readers,
liebe Leser,
уважаемые читатели,
皆さん！

Welcome to the Wonderland!

I'll write in this blog in English, Japanese, Russian and German. All the pieces in this blog are written by me, Merzmensch.

Enjoy the reading!