Doors Of Estrangement - A Song For The Ghost Of Jacques Brel Poem by Anthony Weir

Doors Of Estrangement - A Song For The Ghost Of Jacques Brel



When you're strange
the glamour
of the world is
always out of range.
You stammer.

People who are feared
are never free from fear,
go very soon insane.
All of us are losers
in a world hijacked by gain.

When you're strange
the douceur of the world
is always
out of range.

Our minds are dirty cages
crammed with beasts in pain.

When you're strange you bite
the barbed-wire of your brain.

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