| The Inner Man He felt the collapse of his home And arose to live by himself The silent floater Whose touches were unspelt Even in the stillnes of the night Dared the impossibility of the former. Already the next day has risen After the dawn had skipped over Like an unending passion He was all strength at its brim In music and in dancing cyling the grave Where the earth was butched And he thought. His movement as an odyssey and helpless to the world. |
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