| Seventy mes with their pen-names
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| In an age of barbarians
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| My name is multiplicity, disquietude, indeterminacy
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| Life is drama, life is verse, life is written in the universe
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| Live for now, don’t rehearse, seventy mes fit one hearse
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| My name is multiplicity, disquietude, indeterminacy
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| A maelstrom in a vacuum, walking stiff
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| Through the geometry of the abyss
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| Ferdinand Pessoa put it cleverly
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| When he said we have seventy mes
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| Seventy mes with their pen-names
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| In an age of barbarians
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| The past is all I failed to be
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| The future all I’ve yet to be
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| Sick of having just one me
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| I created seventy
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| Seventy mes from the same egg hatched
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| Siamese twins unattached
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| Souls impatient with their limits
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| Each one trying to be what it isn’t
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| The meaning of my life has been to dream
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| To casually observe what I think I mean
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| To fill my hands with that sand called gold
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| Open my fingers and out it rolls
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| I am happy to be no-one
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| The outskirts of a nonexistent town
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| The margins of a withering page
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| The prologue to an unwritten age
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| If what happens to me happens to you
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| Then to tell you tells you nothing new
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| But if what happens to me happens only to me
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| Nothing I can say will ever make you see
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| The past is all I failed to be
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| The future all I’ve yet to be
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| Sick of having just one me
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| I created seventy
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| By woodside grove and woodland rushes
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| There’s hush and crush in the brush and bushes
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| On left the holt, on right the meadow
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| O hey, it rings and sings in sunshine and shadow
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| Seventy mes with their pen-names
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| In an age of barbarians
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| My name is multiplicity, disquietude, indeterminacy
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| Life is drama, life is verse, life is written in the universe
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| Live for now, don’t rehearse, seventy mes fit one hearse
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| The past is all I failed to be
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| The future all I’ve yet to be
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| Sick of having just one me
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| I created seventy |