| I don’t remember myself as a child until I heard poetry
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| And immediately after them, a breakdown about the search for light longing
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| Find your first lines, wandering through other people's yards
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| Canals, streets, construction sites, they whispered to me sweetly and terribly
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| That I must forget my address, that I must forget my name
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| To grow up to be a schizophrenic monkey
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| Destroy the usual order, arrange a senseless riot
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| To speak only throwing down the glove, and that the words will kill me
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| All life is like an attempt to escape beyond the personality
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| To express something between the drunken howl of a bum and an aphorism containing the wisdom of the earth
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| I am a being without age and gender, standing at my tombstone
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| Trying to remember the first word to go this way again
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| My home is like a hallway
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| Time is frozen heat
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| All the faces of passers-by are familiar
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| For loved ones vaguely alien
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| My home is like a hallway
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| Time is frozen heat
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| Shedding my skin
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| The line between the world and me
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| I dreamed of being a poet, and it seemed to me that I was,
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| But the poems are not with the letters of the cage, but with the guts of the coffin
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| One day I woke up in a cemetery, where on each tombstone there is an inscription
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| So beautiful and so scary rhymed with my name
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| I shouted: "God, teach me to see how
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| Everything around looks like something, seems to hint at something,
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| But God was silent, he does not speak with a poet, he speaks with a poet
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| Now I am neither alive nor dead, a strange hybrid of subject and object
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| If a woman is something between an angel and a devil,
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| And a man is between the beast and God
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| That poet between a man and a woman is something,
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| And therefore doomed to be lonely
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| So do me a favor, don't call me male or female
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| I fuck the sky with an ink rod, and I get pregnant with verses from it
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| All my wives are widows
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| All my children are orphans
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| My loved ones, who are you?
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| My heart, whose are you?
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| All my wives are widows
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| All my children are orphans
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| My lines, who are you from?
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| My conscience, what are you talking about? |