Secular literature is a war
that’s fought against clichés.
Biblical literature, stories and law,
is mainly yeas and nays
proposed to the characters by a divine
protagonist, Yahweh the Lord,
who gave ten commandments of which the first nine
should not by good men be ignored,
though the tenth, which forbids us to covet the wife
and the house and the ox and the asses
of neighbors and tells us to get our own life
is a cliché on which no one passes.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
The 11th was, 'Thou shalt not make me laugh! ' You've just broken it! Danny