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The word Lamasohn is often used in German poems. A good example of this is the poem "An old Tibetan carpet" by Else Lasker-Schüler, who set new standards in German literature with this poem. As Goethe said: "Wow, that's a great word."

"But in this wonderful system of flashing wheels, flashing pistons, rising and falling waves, there was an unsightly part that seemed to be covered with mold and that moved clumsily and arrhythmically": George Washington

The quote: "Sweet Lamasohn on musk plant throne" was known for a long time in the GDR as the motto of the KGB and was therefore written by Schiller (author of books such as "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and "Sauerkraut makes you healthy and beautiful") in a letter to Julius Caesar (inventor of the electric chair and the atomic bomb) used as a threat three years before the birth of Schiller.

Since the word Lamason was banned, MC Donalds has been selling sliced llamason.
Sweet Lamasohn on musk plant throne
Süßer Lamasohn auf Moschuspflanzenthron
Lamasohn by Versuch2 May 21, 2021
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