martes, enero 19, 2010

una y ya

Tengo tantos conocimientos de poesía como de ingeniería textil... por ello es que le creía al Señor James Douglas Morrison que lo que hacía eran bellos poemas...



The ghost song



Awake.


Shake dreams from your hair

my pretty child, my sweet one.

Choose the day and choose the sign of your day

the day's divinity

First thing you see.


A vast radiant beach and cooled jeweled moon

Couples naked race down by it's quiet side

And we laugh like soft, mad children

Smug in the wooly cotton brains of infancy

The music and voices are all around us.


Choose they croon the Ancient Ones

the time has come again

choose now, they croon

beneath the moon

beside an ancient lake


Enter again the sweet forest

Enter the hot dream

Come with us

everything is broken up and dances.


Indians scattered,

On dawn's highway bleeding

Ghosts crowd the young child’s,

Fragile eggshell mind


We have assembled inside,

This ancient and insane theater

To propagate our lust for life,

And flee the swarming wisdom of the streets.


The barns have stormed

The windows kept,

And only one of all the rest

To dance and save us

From the divine mockery of words,

Music inflames temperament.


Ooh great creator of being

Grant us one more hour,

To perform our art

And perfect our lives.


We need great golden copulations,


When the true kings murderers

Are allowed to roam free,

A thousand magicians arise in the land

Where are the feast we are promised?


(Esto ya no viene en el video)

One more thing:

Thank you oh lord

For the white blind light

Thank you oh lord

For the white blind light


A city rises from the sea

I had a splitting headache

From which the future's made

2 comentarios:

Psi-Lab dijo...

Pues siempre se me hicieron medio surrealistas las canciones de jim, pero esta es particularmente sensualona...está como para un coitus mariguanus!

Ya no has escrito jaquel, ando esperando más posts.

Francisco Palacios dijo...

Desde que descubrí a William Blake, Morrison me ha parecido un farsante impostor. En fin, ¡que vivan las bodas del cielo y del infierno!