Babelfishing Poetry: "Shin-Surprised World"

Babelfishing Poetry: "Shin-Surprised World"

Hello! Are you looking forward to the weekend? Me too. And to get the weekend off to a good start, let's pause now to enjoy some Babelfishing poetry, where I take song lyrics, run them through an on-line translator such as (but not necessarily) Babelfish, revise the punctuation a bit, and wind up with a quirky kind of poem.

As a kid I loved this book, and I loved this movie -- especially the title song (which became a hit for Andy Williams). Who wouldn't want to be "Born Free"? (Listen to original vocalist Matt Monro's version here.) Enjoy.


Shin-Surprised World

The wind is free, birth of freedom.
Hay, free to grow
other cardiac.

Free-living, by beauty.
Shin-surprised world.
Individual star-image people:
everyone is like a star.

He was further divided by the walls
of the freedom of residence.
As the surge of freedom waves,
therefore, the skin,
it is not necessary.

It is free, and B is the value of life.
But this is only the value of residential property
if you open it.