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Remembering Kathy
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From one of my favorite poets:
To The Reader
by Charles Baudelaire
Stupidity, mistake, stinginess, vice
Our sins are persistent, our repentance lacking,
On the pillow of evil is Satan, greatest of kings, philosophers, priests,
It's the Devil who pulls the strings we press!
Like the wastrel who kicks and bites
Teeming like a million worms
If rape, poison, dagger, fire
Yet among the jackals, panthers and hounds,
There is one more mean, more vulgar, more ugly, more cold;
It's Boredom!Uncontrolled tears make the eye thicken,
I hope that it help you.... :0)
Absorb our minds and drain our bodies force
And we feed our kindly remorse
Like beggars nourish their lice.
We will pay dearly to confess
And will end gaily back in the muddy mess
Believing our vile tears can wash the stains from their backing.
Who continually swings our delighted souls
And turns the rich metal of our will
To vapor with his lucent alchemies.
In repugnant things we find some charms kept;
Each day towards Hell we descend another step
Without horror, to traverse the fetid darkness
The martyred tit of an ancient hooker
We steal a passing clandestine pleasure
Like juice from old oranges squeezed tight.
Demons people our brains
And, when we breathe, in our lungs death remains
Drop down, invisible river, with mute moans
Have not yet embroidered a pleasing design,
The banal canvas has our pitiful fate defined
It is our soul, alas, not daring to aspire.
The monkeys, scorpions, vultures and snakes,
The monsters that yap, howl, groan, crawl and shake
In the squalid menagerie where our defects are unbound,
Although it lets no great gesture, no great cry, free
It would easily turn the earth to debris
And in a yawn would swallow the globe.
It dreams of scaffolds and smoking a hookah,
You know, hypocrite reader, this sensitive creature
brother reader my likeness my twin.
1861