Apocalypse and later

A text that came to my mind created a gap, a period. One could call the poem "between space." "Between space" pauses time, perhaps brings something to dance, in a flash language and speechlessness: nunc stans - nunc saltans. Manfred Züfle's "Between Spaces," his compositions of language and imagery in this world and in the thought of the beyond, are not an autobiographical narrative. Nevertheless, they reflect experiences from fifteen years of life, in various places at different times in "entries and accesses," under the "summer tree" and in the face of the "dance of death." His elegies, performances, and poems are convincing not only through their experimental yet solid poetic language and their engaged presence but also through their associative richness and their references to cultural and religious traditions.