Clonidin

clonidin
unwanted body part
don't hurt desire
ritual stench
fringe scraps
which no one
specific and unimportant
how children die

     clonidine
suicide of a dwarf refused by a dwarf
seems like a great feat in the world
moral sterilization,
drunk with clonidine ideology
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daily life -
this is the decline of the empire

     unwanted body part
the need for "clean paper for new
hieroglyphs"
Republican Angel Masons
from the lodge "Delighter of the Universe"
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but! - for each return from this
planets pay with petrification
unwanted part of the body...
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tell the truth = quote
own thoughts: "shut up!,
I ask..."

     don't hurt desire
recumbent demonstration against meaning...
indelible makeup and fragile shell
nails...
.......
white nights, such as frayed
in the folds
we jump rope of words,
trying not to hurt desire

     ritual stench
so-called personal life -
it's just an area...
everyone marks it,
leaves ritual scratches and
ritual stench

     fringe scraps
cutting off the fringe optional
tactile contacts,
enable new strange
compassion close to self-confidence
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... in the Turkish style to look into the faces,
breaking in the belt
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titanium implant will help,
but you have to stop the blood flow yourself,
standing in the center of the circle abandoned by the audience

     which no one
from the hatch of the heating main, as from the hatch of a tank,
the world looks hotter and
confident in the impossibility of death
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improvisation that no one will hear,
a grimace of laughter that no one will erase,
you who nobody

     specific and unimportant
desire to jump on one leg
away from dangerous kindness
.......................
way out - the unification of the proportions of the skull!
... but for now - it is not particularly significant

     how children die
fraternization
with the inhabitants of the underpass...
poking at halogen lights
as in the eyes
mentally erect barricades
from fragments of phrases
"Growing up children like dying..."