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May 2018
it's hard to even think,
with a world, happening...

es ist hart zu sogar denke,
mit ein welt, ereignis:

      ****** german,
schloß perfectum avert zunge!

           luckily,
as many indefinite articulations
of a definite article
in german, as there is none,
in English, as there are
over-definite articulations
of the definite article...
        in a- -theism...
   or rather, humanity,
without shortscript,
or riot or grafitti...
              
                   can pass ******
german grammar,
is speaking native English,
apparently the Sax. connection
wasn't born dzindzer
        (ginger, Konrad) -
           graphemes and surds,
theory....
      the Jerusalem bias
based on th 5am Salat...

               the plurality of being
in a / the world...
                  what happens
doesn't necessarily happen...

                      imagine the counter
of speeding up to the use of colour...
     anschluss die benutzen farbe...
with the annexation,
via a criterium of a "certainty"
    of word usage, with,
immediate, applicability to counter,
non-form predispositionability...

which is a francocounter von, -ness...

verzeihen....
        beschißen kreuzwort...
       diät...

         the world "happens",
I yawn...
        "I" yawn...
     the Bolshoi centipede
breaks it's limbs
pretending to be Ottomans
laying siege to Constantinople
when investing
in a crowd of Madison Sq.
Gardens...

        for guessing
at... singling out...
authentic non-sycophantic
applause...
             sooner finding
a bow sliding on hair
off a head imitating
a cello torso than...
                    
               finding America
in a tin of sardines,
simultaneously claiming
to be a reincarnation of
Columbus?

     the tsunami of water...
and the tsunami of man...
        you can only thank god
for a cameo slot
some 100 years post mortem.
Mateuš Conrad
Written by
Mateuš Conrad  36/M/Essex (England)
(36/M/Essex (England))   
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