Poet
We left the poet’s house for last. When we entered
the verses, lighter than thoughts, flew in mid-air
in a harmonious rhythm opposite our wild youth.
We needed to hide our flowing tears and we wanted to look
elsewhere, this new world not to insult our human
littleness, as though we seek to avoid the responsibility
of our age and there were lots of things we could still
learn: the endurance of time opposite the old people’s
stooping backs while the poet structured his verses
with care and ended them with a polemic epode.
Übermensch took the poet’s hand as if after a long
absence He had found His most familiar face. The poet
still a beardless youth though emotional before
the Übermensch.