Homecoming poetry

Nietzsche's Home

When the bell rings sweetly

I can't help thinking quietly.

Our heat wave is rolling in

Run to the eternal hometown.

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I hung on a crooked branch.

Shake my fatigue and let me sleep.

A bird invited me to visit.

I rest in its nest.

Yes, I know my background.

Hunger is like a flame.

Burning and exhausting myself.

Everything I caught turned into light.

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