Richard Brautigan Loading Mercury with a Pitchfork (1976) |
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It's time to train yourself
to sleep alone again
and it's so fucking hard.
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Finding is losing something else.
I think about, perhaps even mourn,
what I lost to find this.
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I talked a good hello
but she talked an even
better good-bye.
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We were the eleven o'clock news
because while the rest of the world
was going to hell we made love.
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Things slowly curve out of sight
until they are gone. Afterwards
only the curve
remains.
: Richard Brautigan |
Richard Brautigan Rommel Drives On Deep into Egypt (1970) |
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She tries to get things out of men
that she can't get because she's not
15% prettier.
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Romeo and Juliet
If you will die for me,
I will die for you
and our graves will
be like two lovers washing
their clothes together
in a Laundromat.
If you will bring the soap,
I will bring the bleach.
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There are so many better things for you
than to see your feelings sold
as magic lanterns to somebody whose body
casts no light.
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Everybody wants to go to bed
with everybody else, they're
lined up for blocks, so I'll
go to bed with you. They won't
miss us.
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and she was the woman that I loved,
but too many times she slept like
a mechanical deer in my caresses,
and I ached in the metal silence
of her dreams.
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: Richard Brautigan |
Leonard Cohen The Energy of Slaves (1973) |
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Who could have foretold
the heart grows old
from touching others
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I have no ideas to shackle you
I have nothing in mind for you
I have no prayers to put you in
I live for you without the memory of what you deserve
or what you do not deserve
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And is this what you wanted
to live in a house that is haunted
by you and me
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We never found a way
to outwit your husband
I suggested a simple lie
You held out for murder
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I want to be left alone
in your great envious heart
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: Leonard Cohen |
Charles Bukowski The Last Night of the Earth Poems (1992) |
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Charles Bukowski Mockingbird Wish Me Luck (1972) |
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Thomas Stearns Eliot Murder in the Cathedral (1935) |
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Arthur Rimbaud Illuminations (1872-75) |
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Leonard Cohen The Spice-Box of Earth (1961) |
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My body once so familiar with glory,
my body has become a museum:
this part remembered because of someone's mouth,
this because of a hand,
this of wetness, this of heat.
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It is foolish to impute pain
to the intense sky
but that is what I have done.
And I will impute loneliness
to the appearing moon.
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Did you confuse the Messiah in a mirror
and rest because he had finally come?
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Slaves will build cathedrals
for other slaves to burn.
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When he puts his mouth against her shoulder
she is uncertain whether her shoulder
has given or received the kiss.
All her flesh is like a mouth.
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: leonard cohen |
George Gordon Byron Childe Harolds Pilgrimage (1818) |
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Walt Whitman Song of Myself (1855) |
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Thomas Stearns Eliot Prufrock and Other Observations (1917) |
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