| All else consumed by a holy cloud of forgetting
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| Build this man by the way attained
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| Go forth into the warm waters, brother
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| Happy is he, healthy is he among the
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| Pulled out and pulled apart
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| He sat with them, but not in vain
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| He sat among the ones long-dead
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| A feast, a store, a partner, love;
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| Encourage him in all his ways
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| To help him to forget the time of disengagement;
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| Calling power down upon the hour
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| Scouring the sea for word and need
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| The broken healer, wounded lasts;
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| Prays the skies to shut the rain and
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| Makes them shower down again
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| A sign that he’s there. |
| A friend
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| Skilled to these degrees
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| The world lies thousands of leagues beneath the Sea
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| In the blackest abysses of gloom
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| I can see it spew shades like the eruption of boils
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| Like the stillbirths of saviours
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| Like the orgasm of demons
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| The shapes that surround me are void of coherence
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| A body’s last breath
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| And a swirl in the smoke
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| They stink of leprosy
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| I call Thee forth into visible appearance
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| I call Thee forth into visible appearance
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| I call Thee forth into visible appearance
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| Rape me with your words
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| Scald me with your asylum eyes
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| Nail me to a cross of sorrow
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| Concealed in a Golgotha Trance
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| Tetragrammaton
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| Anaphaxeton
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| Primeumaton
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| AMN
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| My grisaille is something sad to see
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| For the shallow diver
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| Behold the reckling in his room
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| Coordinates shifted by a small degree
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| But stained glass lanterns still abloom
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| Nocturnal and blissom as ever
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| Seeking the colored path I am walking
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| At your bedtime
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| I found myself floating
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| Three thousand meters in the air
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| Saw lightning coming
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| Felt the rain kissing
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| Laid down in a lake
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| Heard the sky quivering
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| Walked the summer sunset
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| Seeing grey
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| Hearing blue
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| Did it alone
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| Did it alone
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| Did it all alone
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| «Youâ re all the fucking enemy
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| Another sign of the plague within»
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| Voices from a mountain, peacock in the sky
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| Under a lavender-imbrued
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| Black vainglorious veil so visible
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| Light my mirror with the tumbling glow
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| Of your perfect bathic baetyl
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| Ocellated god spoke to the crowd
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| Through tremolo bells from a city window
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| While from the hills out back, not quite as loud
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| Came the horsesâ more uneven tremolo
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| Inside: mornings, writings, hope
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| Reproductions of the most famous Van Gogh
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| Outside: only my scotoscope
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| It was night, out here
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| And always would be
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| I cut my pain with the ghost of a knife
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| In silence
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| And nothing drained from my veins to the carpet
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| Drops on the glass, I have nowhere to go today
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| And the umbrella in miles of dust in the hallway
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| Reading a book from the shelf (in miles of dust)
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| From day until night
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| Pale, glowing candles in a line like angels
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| I read aloud the words that were whispered in my ear
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| By the wind that rattles the windowpanes
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| Words cannot express_
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| Nor shudders
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| A phantom blade in the gathering shade
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| A breeze in the hallway
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| Tomorrow it may rain again
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| I will not leave and
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| Nothing will be disturbed |