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stieg und Bernstein war der Sonnenuntergang auf dem Fluß
zu einigem die fetten Götter
ich wußte nie, daß die Masse soviel Gold hatte
Material des Mondes
jene schwarzen Augen I einmal so gepriesen
ich sah, daß Sie und shivering auf den Steinen hunched
die Sterne fielen vom Himmel
sind sie traurig, die nicht Liebe kennen
wenn ich zurück zu Masse gehe
dunkelstes, merkwürdigstes Geheimnis
weiße Schaumgummiblume, rote Flammeblume

 



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