Stopped at "...lachsembulger, leperlean;" (132.29)
A few favorites of the day:
... he's as globeful as a gasometer of lithium... (131.35)
...boar trwth... (132.5)
... made a summer assault on our shores... (132.20)
... netted before nibbling, can scarce turn a scale but, grossed after meals, weighs a town in himself; (132.26)
What it could all have been about...
We are still looking for the one, who wears striped pantaloons, has a strange walk, has the most comical hod piece (headpiece?), is a hunnibal (hannibal?) in exhaustive conflict, whose costellous (colossal?) feet is seen in the goat's grass-circle, who led the upplaws (applause?) at the Creation (theater Creation), who is larger than life, doughtier than death.
Depending on one's background, one recognizes - in between words and lines - shades of Indian mythology, Viking history, Old/ & New Testaments, plays at Dublin theaters, basics of algebra, periodic table, Shakespeare, (Sprüngli's) Luxemburgerli, and whatever else one's fancy leads to. One may be 'right' in one's interpretation. On the other hand, one might be far off the mark. After all, it is JUST a dream!
A few favorites of the day:
... he's as globeful as a gasometer of lithium... (131.35)
...boar trwth... (132.5)
... made a summer assault on our shores... (132.20)
... netted before nibbling, can scarce turn a scale but, grossed after meals, weighs a town in himself; (132.26)
What it could all have been about...
We are still looking for the one, who wears striped pantaloons, has a strange walk, has the most comical hod piece (headpiece?), is a hunnibal (hannibal?) in exhaustive conflict, whose costellous (colossal?) feet is seen in the goat's grass-circle, who led the upplaws (applause?) at the Creation (theater Creation), who is larger than life, doughtier than death.
Depending on one's background, one recognizes - in between words and lines - shades of Indian mythology, Viking history, Old/ & New Testaments, plays at Dublin theaters, basics of algebra, periodic table, Shakespeare, (Sprüngli's) Luxemburgerli, and whatever else one's fancy leads to. One may be 'right' in one's interpretation. On the other hand, one might be far off the mark. After all, it is JUST a dream!
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