Risk

(Nick Crowe and Ian Rowlinson, 2012)

comme une grande

A woman is like a piano,

if she's not up(r)tight,

she's grand.


(Graffiti- Reclam, 2004)

To Ring ---- To Fly

                1

And now the house flew.
And now the dog flew.
And now the dream flew.
And now the garden flew.
The horse flew.
The bathhouse flew.
The balloon flew.
Now the rock starts to flying.
Now the stump starts to flying.
Now the moment starts to flying.
Now the circle starts to flying.
A house flies.
A mother flies.
A clock to fly.
A hand to fly.
Eagles to fly.
A spear to fly.
And horse to fly.
And period to fly.
A forehead flies.
A stomach flies.
Oh-no, catch it- the ear is flying.
Oh-no, my monks- the mouth is flying.


                       2

The house rings.
The water rings.
The rock nearby is ringing.
The book nearby is ringing.
Mother, son, and garden ring.
A rings.
B rings.
THAT flies and THAT rings.
The forehead rings and flies.
The chest rings and flies.
Hey, monks- mouth is ringing!
Hey, monks- forehead's flying!
What to fly, but not to ring?
The ring is flying and to ring.
THERE is flying and ringing.
Hey, monks! We're to fly!
Hey, monks! We're to flying!
We're to fly and THERE to fly.
Hey, monnks! We're to ringing!
We're to ringing and THERE to ring.

Danil Kharms (1930)