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Mise Dedalus
Friday, October 28, 2005
a suspicious death in amsterdam
My love, my life
is dead:
we shall no longer walk
in crimson glory.
My wife, chosen
perhaps
by elderly parents,
but beloved
by me, bore my
children
tried to warn me
and departed.
My rivals, sly,
industrious,
smile when they speak,
say little.
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