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It’s a short walk from here to Sneads Ferry Cemetery where the bored to death are buried - I go there every now and then and read to them a poem by Lorca the fortunate who died so young - bled beneath an olive tree, a fascist bullet to the head, no pain, I envy that his fast demise, no boredom - or surgeon’s knife to try to slice away the little flowers of the grave I would take his bullet any day - before I’m bored, before the blade before I claim a plot, or take up space here in this ******* boring place.
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Apr 14, 2019
Apr 14, 2019 at 12:38 PM UTC
Lorca‘s bullet
It’s a short walk from here to Sneads Ferry Cemetery where the bored to death are buried - I go there every now and then and read to them a poem by Lorca the fortunate who died so young - bled beneath an olive tree, a fascist bullet to the head, no pain, I envy that his fast demise, no boredom - or surgeon’s knife to try to slice away the little flowers of the grave I would take his bullet any day - before I’m bored, before the blade before I claim a plot, or take up space here in this ******* boring place.
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Apr 14, 2019
Apr 14, 2019 at 12:38 PM UTC
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