Babelfishing Poetry: "Tell me, Leonard"

Babelfishing Poetry: "Tell me, Leonard"


Hello!  Have you been well?  I hope so; well and happy.  And I hope that some more Babelfishing poetry, where I take song lyrics, run them through an on-line translator such as (but not necessarily) Babelfish, convolute the punctuation a bit, and wind up with a quirky kind of poem, will make you even weller and happier.

This week it's 90s post-grunge band Live's "I Alone" (watch video here).  Enjoy. 


Tell Me, Leonard

It's easy to be stupid; be stupid.
Try it according to your ideas.
I am in the same room as the Garden of Eden.

Gradually, in the church,
sing to yourself, keep your eyes open.

He is sad; dirty and sad.
When the wheel is removed, it is cleaned.

Most teachers have no doubts.
Tell me, Leonard.

No, there is a stagnation.
Try it with your own eyes.

We need it here to implement it,
gradually in the church,
a place where the children sleep.
A prayer for individual harmony.

We are currently in business.
Only love, talent, love, love, love can save us.

All hot puzzles,
everything turned to you.

The whole song is hidden;
only love can save us.
Everyone wants it right away.

You will come with me.
I am very busy.

You make me happy.
The death of others, I'm afraid!


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