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Liefde

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Liefde is een lus van
licht om de aarde,
dansende
ring van licht, uiterste

kans voor ons
hier halfweg tussen
nacht en licht -
maar ook ronde

deur naar
allerwegen
van het licht,

tijd verheven
tot de nde
macht van licht.

Bovenstaande is een gedicht van Hans Andreus, verschenen in de dichtbundel Ik hoor het licht, samengesteld door Jan van der Vegt en uitgeven bij Uitgeverij Holland – Haarlem. De bundel staat vol met prachtige gedichten van ‘de dichter van het licht’.

Ik kreeg de bloemlezing zojuist van wchulseiee, die ik nu nog mijn liefje mag noemen.

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September 7th, 2006 | licht, liefde, love, mlf, poetry, wchulseiee | nederlands

1 comment to Liefde

• Aine

  October 6th, 2006 at 8:47

  AltaVista Babelfish is horrible:

  Love is a lus of light for the ground, dancing ring of light, extreme chance for us here half-way between night and lifts – but also round door to allerwegen of lifts, time raised power of slightly to the nde.

  

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