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A Poem By Else Lasker-Schüler

A book of watercolor postcards by Franz Marc sent to the expressionist poet Else Lasker-Schüler
(available here.)


An Old Tibetan Rug

Your soul, which loveth mine,
Is woven with it into a rug-Tibet.

Strand by strand, enamored colors,
Stars that courted each other across the length of
heavens.

Our feet rest on the treasure
Stitches-thousands-and-thousands-across.

Sweet lama-son on your musk-plant-throne

How long has your mouth been kissing mine,

And cheek to cheek colorfully woven times?



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