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"...Demons, gods,
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apparently
are not interested
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that
our twilight scenery
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is hoping for cards
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that
were shuffled anew.
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We are
throwing up coins
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and are waiting
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that
neither heads nor tails show
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So that again, nobody is guilty
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and everybody rests their
conscience.
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Only a
few degrees of latitude further south
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and then to the East
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a child is crying.
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And before this song is over
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is has
starved to death,
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naked in the wind.
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Naked in the wind
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which is hollering and raging..."
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"Little
Dediji from Africa enjoys eating his modest millet dish. In a moment the
metal bowl will be empty."
"The shop
has burned down. The donkey has run away. The airplane has come. They are
practicing until everybody can do it."
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