Touch my face with a wet branch
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Leave a fresh mark on the cheek
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The brain is eaten away by my burning caustic
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Fingers reach for the explosive
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Give me a sip of healing water
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Wash your hair in the rain.
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Maybe you will become my princess,
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You might burn with poison. |
Let's wait.
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Yes, only another summer has gone to the bare steppe
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The wind howls with rain, the rivers sleeves darken.
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And the palm cools down in revelry warmed by the lips
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Moses with a death cross, which he himself forged, forged
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Long run-run tried to catch up
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He became sullenly piebald, forgot to get up.
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The placer touched, touched, biting the burdock is cool.
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twisted elbow in trouble
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Gon at noon nameless.
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Gon at noon without outcome.
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Listen to the shots at sunset.
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Remember in the morning the gleam of a gun.
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How the elk loses its horns,
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I have become your husband.
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Throw away the tan of the doomed shoulders.
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Burn the juices out of the eyes of the changers.
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I was looking for you in the black grasses,
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The animal scent let me down.
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Yes, only another summer has gone to the bare steppe,
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Covers the foundations of loud times with sand.
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And the palm cools down in revelry warmed by the lips
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I'm leaving for this steppe, branded by you, branded, branded.
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I was not there, I was not, I was walking in a dense forest.
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How the buckets of hands divided the sky.
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They gambled, their cheeks smoked until the morning,
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Crushed the color buckskin in the heat of fights
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Gon at noon nameless.
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Gon at noon without an outcome |