Categories: POETRY

CHERRIES: Poetry, by Günter Grass

CHERRIES

When love on stilts, teases the gravel paths, and up to the trees arrive, I’d love to recognize I cherries as cherries, not shorter arms, using stairs which always missing some peg, live cascaticcia fruit, stewed fruit . Sweet and sweeter, almost black; blackbirds make dreams so red. Who gives kisses and who, when the love on stilts, to the trees come from?

(Günter Grass)

http://www.amazon.it/Poems-Gunter-Grass/dp/0140421068

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