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Some Kind of Kafka
I live in a former hotel’s former buffet room
(first floor, white veranda)
and have a multitude
of neighbours
on four steelconcrete floors
they eat on me
on four steelconcrete floors
they lie down on me
on four steelconcrete floors
they push around furniture
alongside is a small forest, there
it’s even more horrible: a jackdaw colony
eats, sleeps, hatches children, shits
on everyone, tugs on intestine ends
stolen from the butcher’s - what
celebration, what a happening, how much
noise, croaking and jumping
you see - and there a jackdaw
poet: sarcastically opening
his beak totally insincere
the shame of the jackdaw colony
scoffer, insurgent, tied
by the leg to a tree branch head
down - he’d not be a bad
friend: too bad he’s dead.
© 2004 by Gintaras Grajauskas
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