Arrangement and Signification
| (“The Heart asks Pleasure — first —”) |
|
| The Heart asks Pleasure — first — | |
| And then — Excuse from Pain — | |
| And then — those little Anodynes | |
| That suffering — | |
| And then — to go to sleep — | |
| And then — if it should be | |
| The will of it’s Inquisitor | |
| The privilege to — | |
| Green indicates atemporal breaks | |
| indicates where metaphorical language changes to literal language |
| previous | next |