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part one:
Susi Farkas
The words that poets weave are spun from skeins
We are the shape and the colour of dying,
Who wash the water
He lost his fur
When brain is blasphemy
Communications
The beauty
As a bubble in water, by its own levitation
The continuous sirens
Each springing, wringing death which starts and ends a dream
Supermen
All that meat -
A poem in praise of
Brown Betty
Please god
Man's inhumanity
My poor poems
Factory-farmers say
We stamp on happiness
They say Grace
I sneak
My dog:
There are cities of corn
You write a poem.
There is a snowflake
The sensitive are driven by normality
Pascal/Rimbaud
Success
Paris. Today I saw
Love is an egg
When we have lost
This is what
When need
Charity is
Art is the craft of display
The clockwork mouse grew bigger and became a rat,
I cannot be
The influential people
When relationships hold us in thrall
The mind is
As ten thousand species are destroyed
Before the coming
The Rights of Man only seem to be negative:
Some of us rule
Spending our lives
Amazing mathematics
We are dealers in pities
Playing with lies
All poems are translations
Old men are callous to be old
Please god
We operate
(1970-2000)
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