Diogenes Und Die Kakerlaken Poem by Herbert Nehrlich
Diogenes Und Die Kakerlaken
Diogenes sass in der Tonne,
die Fuesse draussen in der Sonne.
Die Fuesse fangen an zu schwitzen
wenn viele Zellen sich erhitzen.
Doch drinnen in der dunklen Tonne
schien weder tags noch nachts die Sonne.
Durch kleine Fugen und auch Ritzen
sah man die Kakerlaken flitzen.
Sie lebten alle in der Tonne,
mit Weisheit wohl, doch ohne Sonne.
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