Riddle, cross, a trial a bop without a bug Poem by Michael Lentz

Riddle, cross, a trial a bop without a bug



who hears what comes from outside I.
could only be a car mount's tone
that no one misses, that comes alone
all on its own from where the heck.

what i am not that feeds on need
so that thinking bites the rounder.
for he courts the miller
with sluggers every hour.

for homeland's sake he bends a rule
look here look here iamb you too
how longer still the über allles
shush, dear country, pressed for dollars.

before I something from without
for none devours the entire hour
about the smock and silence
the judge will want to bend.


and all's questions oven.

Translated by Brian Currid

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