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we
live among them
exactly to our standards
the murderers, the thieves
the lawless stolen
who cleverly connect
day with the next
the cringing
the vainglorious
who preen and strut
by instinct
know the night
with dream
and often hunting
smug sometimes
with breakfast
and never name themselves
but call
unseen they are
innocents these all
who kept their knowledge
from a tree
and wore it in their bones
the pianist painting
brush hitting in the octave higher
and the wordy one
just having said
takes all
glad I am
for the world of this wrong
of all these
to breathe the same sweet air
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