a poem by Ronny Someck
music by Eyal Maoz and Pocket Poetry Orchestra
performed by Ronny Someck
Director: Tahnee Drago
Storyline: Federica Bellone, Elena Demidenko, Tahnee Drago
D.O.P.: Giorgio Marino
Scenography: Elena Demidenko, Tahnee Drago, Salvatore Lo Bianco
Visual Effects: Giuseppe Ferrera
Supervisor: Ambra Stazzone
Accademia di Belle Arti di Catania
Associazione Musicale Etnea
The stammering child’s revenge – a poem by Ronny Someck
Today I speak in memory of the words that once were stuck
in my mouth,
in memory of the teeth wheels that grounded syllables
under the tongue and smelled the gun powder
in the gap between the muzzle and the dusky lips.
I dreamt then of smuggling the words that were packed as stolen goods
in mouth’s warehouses,
of tearing the cardboard wrappings and pulling out the
alphabet toys.
The teacher used to lay her hand on my shoulder saying that Moses too
stammered yet nonetheless he reached Mount Sinai.
My mountain was the girl who set
by me in class, and I did not have fire in my burning bush
to blaze, in front of her eyes,
the words that were burnt by my love for her.
7 Novembre 2012
Video, Videoart