What happens to a man who passes with his head bowed?
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He has a beret low on his head, his step cansato
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For him, time is enough for it to pass, yet it passes and it is not enough
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Not a day has passed that his face has changed again
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Past a field, he accelerates his step through the dark alleys
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He is looking for someone or someone is looking for him
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Going down a street he is reflected in a car
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This makes the clear-cut features of the Caucasian lineage intact
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Our looks and regrets
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He has a shaved head, a sparse beard and a sore eyelid
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He has a white face, a patch on his hairless cheek
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He contracts his tired face that he looks like he has no lips
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He looks at the sky then breathes with full nostrils
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He smells the wind blowing from the Urals
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Maybe it doesn't seem like it, he remembers, but
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Avenues and walls and various muzzles is a play of light and dark colors like those of Rembrandt
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Maybe someone is watching it, the sky is watching it, but
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He stays alert looking but he seems to be of no use
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He passes through the tall grass that no one mows
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It passes face to face, so there is no trace of a face |
The hunt bounces from mask to mask
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It is anxiously reflected in a fountain with brackish water
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Eyesight blurs, panic deceives
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Ours sees the range of traits of the Norman lineage
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And no, he does not ask or send anything back here
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The incipient gray hair has by now invaded the temple
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She has tawny hair, clever and shining eyes
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Here, closed vessels herald new ailments
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He feels between the cusps the lightning that the sky discharges
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They are children of the wind that crosses the Channel
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«Now take my soul but give me back presence!», he passes
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Face to face but would like to have a real face
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No, I don't know who I am
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I don't know who I am anymore
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I don't know who I am
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I don't know who I am anymore
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The man who tends to make it tends to stretch the sinew
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While his face around him shows sure to make it
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Among dry branches he extricates himself, among the thickest forest
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Pretending to have won does not accept a defeated life
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One with a torn face, opened by the blade of a bravo
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No one is reflected in the water of a hollow trunk
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A hundred thousand sleepless dreams of malaria begging |
Bear the footprint on the face of the Dravidian lineage
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Shoot between scratches and branches in the face that feel like slaps
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It blows escape breaths, increasingly dense mouth breaths
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His raven-colored head stretches out, his dirty bronze cheeks
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Broken, the legs succumb to the blow to a dead body against a trunk
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On the ground dirty with a different land, he pours his head
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Among the fronds, the wind recalls the eastern forest, it goes east
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Of his being he does not remember the origin
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A face is reflected in the water, but any face reflects the image
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The dirty and frail body drags crookedly along the embankment
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Dirty, tattered shoes, they sadly trample pieces of paper and scraps
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Low faces pass, they don't know they're watching
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Someone who doesn't remember who, who did it, or where he's going
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Hands in his pockets, he nearly falls into the water looking livid
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Wait, who knows what, sit down and rest your fragile body
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Trembling, she gets ready to polish the filthy lenses
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Sad shattered glasses reflect Yankee's elusive features
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Her gaze on him is absent, eyes dull and lifeless |
He gasps with the classic heavy step of sore feet
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Deep scars embroider the pale face
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The rancid stench typical of a soaked drunk breathes in
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Above the crows cawing invite each other to lunch
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Feeding on rotten fish along the banks of the Hudson
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She would have another life only she could imagine it
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Up there, however, he proceeds in disarray, passing from mask to mask
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No, I don't know who I am
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I don't know who I am anymore
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I don't know who I am
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I don't know who I am anymore |