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Messer (Knife. Lyrics)

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Messer (Knife. Lyrics)
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"People are rarely faced with the choice of drinking gasoline or freshly squeezed orange juice for breakfast. But when you start thinking about this alternative, you're one step away from the norm," writes Rammstein's first lighting designer and Lindemann's close friend Gert Hof in the introduction to the collection.
Try to take the side of a witch who wants to bake cookies from Hansel and Gretel - maybe then you will be able to bring the notions of norm and Lindemann's poetry closer. And it's not that the witch loves the flavor. No, she wants this cookie because... isn't that funny? The collection consists of poems in two languages, German and Russian, and the illustrations on the spreads are by Dan Zozulya. The poems were translated by fiction writer, poet, and literary critic Eugene Vitkovsky, translator of Neil Gaiman and Theodore Kramer, and compiler of Baudelaire, Valéry, and Rimbaud. Lindemann will be presenting the book in December, on the Messer book and music tour.
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