Babelfishing Poetry: "Keep Breathing"

Babelfishing Poetry: "Keep Breathing"

Well, hello there!  You well?  I hope so; well and happy.  And I hope you'll be even happier to note that you're just in time for more Babelfishing poetry, where I take song lyrics, run them through an on-line translator such as (but not necessarily) Babelfish, tweak the punctuation a bit, and wind up with a quirky kind of poem.

This week features a song by new talent Kalle Mattson, "Water Falls" (watch video here, a hypnotic look at San Francisco -- but not if you're hungover; then you should wait).  Enjoy. 


Keep Breathing

We have already seen through my life.
I think we are the dangers of a kiss.
When the marriage is assured, make a copy of these ways.
We were passing through my life.

I do not know what you know,
drowned in the shadow of the head of the flower.
Well, I do dream of white walls.  What are you doing?
I do not know.

I do not think.  I think.
Provide a large amount of gray highlights.
Sorry, this page is non-crazy.
I'm not thinking.

Next, keep breathing.  He has killed.
Let you merge a waterfall of this life, shoulder rub.
Longer, hold the breath.  Keep breathing.
Let you merge a waterfall of this life, shoulder rub.