| In the shadow of the reflection of this obtuse mirror
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| Collect the seed of the most beautiful of our hanged
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| Flower maidens galore of our dreams
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| Of languor and love gently on our lips
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| Never slept under swarms of bullets
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| Without the torture feeling of feeling dirty
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| The optic through the hole for the iris nestles
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| Stares at his victim with a bruised gaze
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| Alone and frail with bulging and bloodless accents
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| Intoxicated by the hints of a strange undesirable
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| in exocrine glands with unhealthy exudates
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| who cherishes him aloud and carries him in her bosom
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| Translation for English: BUCCOLISION
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| Standing in the shadow of this obtuse-angled mirror's reflection
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| Harvesting the seeds of our prettiest hangman
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| Young girls in the prime of life galore, in our dreams
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| Of languor and love, on our lips, softly
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| Without the torturous sensation of filthiness
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| Optic through the hole where the iris huddles
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| Stares at its victim with heartbroken eyes
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| Drunk with the stale smell of an undesirable strangeness
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| Of exocrine glands and unhealthy exudations
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| Which cherishes it aloud and carries it in its womb.
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| The Mistaken One (Geography is Just a Symmpton) (part II)
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| I am the mistaken one, once again.
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| And so is the ocean.
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| So is this ocean I have to fight, but we're not fighting in the same league.
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| All this seems so useless. |
| So senseless.
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| I won't fight this time, tired to get insane.
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| Geography is just a symptom.
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| Five summers of a recurrent dance, on the rhythm of fear, anger and
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| misunderstanding stopped harassing me.
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| A new season for sharks.
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| I know most of them, most of their clothes but shadows of newcomers are getting
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| closer.
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| Nevermind potential bites, I'll keep on swimming.
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| A new season for a dive.
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| Determined to hit rock bottom, escaping waves and streams.
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| Consciously.
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| I am the mistaken one, once again, embracing the ocean.
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| Kissing you for a last breath.
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| Kissing you for a lost dream. |