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quell'anno
la mia madre twines me rose bagnate con rugiada
perchč sono le cose che non hanno morte
la donna molto ha mancato, come denominate a me, chiamata a me
una volta questo tappeto erboso molle
benchč sia piccolo come tutte le cose piccole
guardi indietro con gli occhi longing e sappia che seguirň
sonno dolce nelle vostre tombe humble
riempio questa tazza
in tutte le cose non parlate di
ora mentre i miei labbri stanno vivendo

 



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