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My life is long and it obeys no-one–the rug I saw in Lhasa / the heavens the calligraphy of flames I pick up my hammer for my prayers are malleable The strange, hellish sun blisters my resolve–the vase holding every wilting flower stranded dying of thirst / the endless day I have felt the excruciating, primal loneliness of God |
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