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Eat, Curse, ****

I look and I see a bird

perched on a stack

or chimney or something.

Sometimes it would be nice to think naive thoughts

about whether these birds chirp with an accent;

that they say their vowels a little differently.

 

Directly, I understand I don't know anything yet,

and I directly see the world as knowledge,

but the choice is whether I purge the world and

set it on fire,

breath in the smoke.

I could choose naivety but I want flesh, blood, bone and ***

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Oct 7, 2010
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