Zywa The Sorcerer's Apprentice

Trees felled, rivers overflow
The world is unsafe, magic
spells are mangled

We were already afraid of it
Out of desperation some have
predicted it high to low

We don't hear the master
But we are young, we want to live
if necessary against better judgment

No ruin will remain
We build dams and lodges
who and what's in the way is done for

This is the new reality
Learning is hard, the world as small
and poor as we are ourselves

Poem 4688
Amsterdam, 2022-09-20

The Sorcerer's Apprentice (Goethe / Dukas)
"Der Zauberlehrling" (1797, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
"L'apprenti sorcier” (1897, Paul Dukas)

Collection: Lilith's Powers 
Keyword: Prosperity 
Tribute to: Von Goethe, Johann W. 
Composer: Dukas, Paul 
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