Featuring «Delirium» by László Aranyi

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Dead Man’s Press (USA, 2023)

Excerpts from «Delirium»

«Delirium» includes poetry in English and Hungarian.

Faint-like, Numb Sleep; Out of the Ordinary Dream 


Under the cracked chitin shield the size of many.
Continents there lies the smoldering pile of landfill.
On its habitual heavenly route dragging its
damaged abdomen the overpopulated Earth.

Faint-like, numb sleep; out of the ordinary dream faint-like, numb sleep; out of the ordinary dream written by a ghostly hand, a mysterious,
meaningless writing a porcelain urn covered
by dust it summons Baron Samedi, the lord of the cemetery.

They say, faint-like, numb sleep;
out of the ordinary dream faint-like, numb sleep;
out of the ordinary dream because honey grounds
moisture is crystal clear drinkable source. War, famine, epidemic is unknown, it will outpace each other, mythical unity is created by man, vegetation, also the Earth

its soul.

(Translated by Johanna Semsei)

Ájulásszerű, dermedt alvás; szokatlan álom


A megrepedt kitinpáncél alatt
földrésznyi szeméttelepek parázslanak.

Megszokott égi útján
vonszolja roncsolt potrohát
az elnéptelenedő Föld.

Ájulásszerű, dermedt alvás; szokatlan álom.
Ájulásszerű, dermedt alvás; szokatlan álom,
szellemkéz-írta rejtélyes ákom-bákom
porlepte porcelán urnán

Baron Samedit idézi, a temetők urát.

Mondják, ájulásszerű, dermedt alvás; szokatlan
álom. Ájulásszerű, dermedt alvás; szokatlan álom,
hiszen Mézföld iható nedvei kristálytiszták,háború, éhínség, járvány ismeretlen,
kiegészíti egymást, mitikus egységet alkot itt
ember, növény, állat, valamint
a Föld
lelke.
At night, behind the consuming moon 


Root-sleeved. Spasm
grimace: seal head branch.
The ear leaf.

(Translation)

Éjszaka, fogyó hold fátyla mögül


Gyökér-ujjú. Görcs
grimasz: fókafejű ág.
A fül falevél.

«Delirium» includes visual poetry.

A close-up of a face

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Holes are the Master of Form © László Aranyi

«Delirium» is available in paperback on Amazon.

Amazon Book Description

The volume is a representative selection of the Hungarian poet’s oeuvre to date. In English and Hungarian. 103 pages. Laszlo Aranyi (Azmon Frater) is still a neglected and marginalised poet in his own country, where literary thought was stuck in the 19th century. His works are shaped by Sacral Chaos. He invites his readers on an extraordinary adventure into the uncharted, dark depths of the human soul.
And his visual poems explore new possibilities of communication.

Author Biography

Laszlo Aranyi (Frater Azmon) poet, visual poet, anarchist, occultist from Hungary. Earlier books: „(szellem)válaszok”, „A Nap és Holderők egyensúlya”, „Kiterített rókabőr” His poems in English have appeared in over a hundred journals. His new books are: «Delirium &…The Seven Haiku» (Published By DEAD MAN’S PRESS INK ALBANY, NY 2023), „Sacred anarchy! Poems and Visual poems» (Nut Hole Publishing 2024). He has been nominated several times for international awards. Known spiritualist mediums, art and explores the relationship between magic. He is marginalised in his own country.

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