A lace abolishes itself
In the uncertainty of the supreme Game
Not to half-open like a blasphemy
Only eternal absence of bed
That unanimous white conflict
From a garland with the same
Buried against a pallid window
Floats more than it buries
But, in the home of him who dreams it gilds itself
Sadly a lute sleeps
In the hollow void of music
Such as toward some window
According to no belly like that of his,
Filial, we would have been able to be born
04/12/2008
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