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· Dan Coman and Serban Axinte, Sunday, Novemeber 23rd, 2008 at Dekos Literary Circle
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Despre Boierism: manifest si razie
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2005-05-20 | | there’s nothing sadder than hearing old people in the asylum at sunset sharing endless confessions about the prostatic symptoms they are passing of the lungs and kidneys’ disorders weakened by the senile appearance of their organs ephemeral tribes of sufferers tying the laces of their ragged shoes in haste, stuffing them with cotton imbued in alcohol their veins getting thicker and thicker they’re the ones you can sing with in a duet the utopia of a complete freedom no matter a typical can do revives the rough and shriveled surfaces in hospitals swallowed by the white nights’ pus you are throwing dice on a red table like the one upon which you last played the well-paved twisted street happening conversations lurking by excellence, growing dim you are waiting to bury your dead with their head downward in the tomb where poor bugs think they’re huge forks thrust in the stone jaws a square opening about four feet wide for a dull happiness made in series I climbed on to raise the mast how much did I then desire to let my body crash into the sea and the rumble deafen my ears just like iron-picks fastening a bolt when very cold, recovered yet unheard
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