| Merry, you may be
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| For I am the flesh in your tounge
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| Create to yourself, images of these
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| Glass-eyed figures
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| And expose to me, your skin —
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| Whorish as ever
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| They speak to me, your pores, your veins
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| In a rush of melancholy
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| In a stream of misantrophy
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| Remove the carpet, so I may be
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| United with the shades of these
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| Blind my eyes
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| Still I will see — presence, visuality
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| I grant you my pale hands
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| Still I will feel — shape, contoures
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| Please leave
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| In me you won’t find any pity
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| As the dog that howls for the light in my eyes —
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| The stench or your nakedness, no smell for a mourner like me
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| So, please leave
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| In here you won¥t find any pity
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| Tour kisses were as hell itself
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| Be silent, for I am the flesh in your tounge
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| Only I can wear vast costumes of time, and still be present
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| «So, hereby I rape thee.» |