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Antony Kok: De Wisselwachter


De Wisselwachter

 

‘n Man.

Hij bukt.

Hij grijpt.

Hij wringt.

 

‘n Man.

Hij fluit.

Het botst.

Het wringt.

 

‘n Man.

Hij fluit.

Het kraakt.

Het klinkt.

 

‘n Man.

Hij fluit.

Hij leeft.

Hij zingt.

 

‘n Man.

Hij ‘s vuil.

Hij ‘s grauw.

Hij ‘s zwart.

 

‘n Man.

Hij ‘s krom.

Zijn hand

is hard.

 

‘n Man.

Hij bukt.

Hij grijpt.

Hij wringt.

 

‘n Man.

Hij fluit.

Hij fluit.

Verminkt.

 

‘n Man.

‘n Wiel.

‘n Stang.

‘n Gil.

 

‘n Man.

Het kraakt.

Hij krimpt.

‘t Is stil.

 

‘n Man.

Hij ‘s vuil.

Hij ‘s grauw.

Hij ‘s dood.

 

‘n Man.

‘n Mensch.

‘t Is rood.

‘t Is rood.

 

De Wisselwachter 1917

Antony Kok


© Erven Antony Kok.

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