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for a while
we believed in the magic of words poetry was evaporating everywhere clouding consciousness' eyeglasses then we believed in the power of noise to block unwanted intrusions into a fixed hallucination it was thought that when pain is missing life becomes a closed circuit [still only time watching the watchers] all this until a woman was saved by a kidney transplant a kidney taken from a pig named (for obscure reasons) the-power-of-pork
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