| Tell me, tell me, who has hung the sea from your eyelashes?
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| And now the manure basin has become the corner of kisses.
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| Thirst for lemon, sway like swords
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| And in the hollow of my back and the wall hang your nest upside down.
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| And every hatched egg is nothing and every kiss on the mouth is nothing.
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| As if nothing had happened…
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| A trail of moonlight will be our home,
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| From this fucking moon with silver breasts.
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| To be the lullaby of freedom,
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| That she has a fuck for you and for me in the rubber band of her panties.
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| Tell me about the rain, about the days of shit and spoon,
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| Of the rare rottenness of wanting, when nothing is lacking
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| Because I know that knowledge did not serve to damage your lips,
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| And that you have plenty of everything that goes after, I love you and I, too.
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| And my ripped rib is nothing, and every broken trill is nothing,
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| That we were alone and we will be nothing...
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| Downpour of suns fall on our bed,
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| Who only wants loves with wet legs.
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| And let us turn on, which is not necessary
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| Stand up, you like a moon in heat and I like a goat.
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| Watering, without meaning to, with silence, stars, your room,
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| That yearns for nothing more than the cry of the paper on which I have written my work,
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| That it will never be of any use if its thunder came to nothing
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| When its sap no longer waters anything...
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| A trail of moonlight will be our home,
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| From this fucking moon with silver breasts.
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| To be the lullaby of freedom,
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| That she has a fuck for you and for me in the elastic of her panties. |