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In its light
the planets run rangy |
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The moon
wears a tent of clouds |
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The rain
licks its wound interior |
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The cold
adheres in its eyelashes |
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In
soughs of its eyes
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And in its
clay |
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The stars
become muddy |
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2 |
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They bask
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In the old
train station
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The ruin of the latter
war
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The blown
blue paint |
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Rust dyes it |
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Inside the
cars
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The klaxons
of their soaked eyes |
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Are lowered like empty
pockets |
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Their eye’s
quarries are foam from
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The stickiness of the light |
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In the smoke
of rust they bask |
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And they
sleep in an evening |
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On the other
bank of life |
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3 |
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Moan |
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Whenever in
inadvertence |
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A moan flames
unintentionally |
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And burns the
branches
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From above
the trees of life
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Written and Translated by : Said Alwaely |
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05 /02 /2004 |
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