| Disgust comes with the awareness of unhappiness
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| Turning this life into an annex of Hell
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| Universal disease for which there is no cure
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| Without causality, we must accept it
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| As a negative miracle
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| For all human beings are deeply unhappy
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| But blind, most of us cannot see this obviousness
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| And nothing can stop us from bleeding
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| In our delightful quest for absolute despair
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| And even our superhuman disregards
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| And our revulsions
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| Our armour of disdain, the height of despair
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| Are futile in face of the agony of existence
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| That millennia of dogma have tried to erase
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| We have forged God without and reserve of energy
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| Anthropomorphic projection of our anemia
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| Poor and puny picture without interest
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| In which no-one could recognize himself
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| For it is the Devil who resembles us
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| Lord of war, intelligent and petty
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| But arousing our disgust, men hate
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| And repudiate him
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| They recognize themselves in him too much
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| To praise him
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| No prayer is addressed to the Devil
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| And he has no altar
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| For worshiping him would be praising
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| Ourselves introspectively
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| He is the evidence and reality is not
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| An object of worship
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| But dressed in black, he is mourning
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| Our lives and virtues
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| The air of the creator’s sin is unbreathable
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| For despair and evil are everywhere in the heart of men
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| Everything disgusts me, men, life, this world
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| Everything disgusts me but the salutary death |