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song for Benfica Lisboa
before the war begins in the light stadium we throw our vulture from the right claw he has the snow of our old men & from the left claw the red of our women's blood, all of us clap standing in the light stadium and after the vulture make a complete tour the war may begin. poem for a brand new world in the aftermath of rains i can see my blue & white striped shirt hanging on a olive branch near to the sister branch the one that the dove has to take and bring it to a new man. so everything it's sure new world is safe to walk on. round of events 11:06 - king's soup was too hot, 11:28 - the only daughter of matre soupier - dacapitated, 11:32 - kings only son was not to be found, 11:36 - king son was hanging by the neck in the tool house, 11:46 - king swore never to eat soup again 11:57- the queen & the matre soupier were never to be found. for her morning elegance she has such a morning elegance that melts the mountains and in her rumpled sheets snow is playing avalanche and few man are dying leaving some grieving families. she has such a morning elegance that makes pajamas happy, over feverish burdened with such responsability, an elegance that I do not yet have discovered, but i am working, struggling for that. just like Pablo I can do a love poem just for you the day you play with the yellow light of rain you push the horizon just one line back to bring joy in my chamber, one olive branch count down the breathing of the day you play with the yellow light of rain, most I love your sunny face like a sunbeam over the grains, over rusty forest, over blue heart, my lips over the countryside of your body.
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