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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required My age, my beast, is there anyone Who can peer into your eyes And with his own blood fuse Two centuries' worth of vertebrae? The creating blood gushes From the throat of earthly things, And the parasite just trembles On the threshold of new days. While the creature still has life, The spine must be delivered, While with the unseen backbone A wave distracts itself. Again they've brought the peak of life Like a sacrificial lamb, Like a child's supple cartilage— The age of infant earth. To free the age from its confinement, To instigate a brand new world, The discordant, tangled days Must be linked, as with a flute. It's the age that rocks the swells With humanity's despair, And in the undergrowth a serpent breathes The golden measure of the age. Still the shoots will swell And the green buds sprout But your spinal cord is crushed, My fantastic, wretched age! And in lunatic beatitude You look back, cruel and weak, Like a beast that once was agile, At the tracks left by your feet. The creating blood gushes From the throat of earthly things, The lukewarm cartilage of oceans Splashes like a seething fish ashore. And from the bird net spread on high From the humid azure stones, Streams a flood of helpless apathy On your single, fatal wound.
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