In the sands of the six days, under the subdued, soft blow of leashed locusts, imprecates its hobbling leg and invites me, invites me to sit, to sit for centuries below the light (bluebells shaking canines and mane) of a street lamp, where the Prayer waits for me on a marble bench and sanctify two dry little wings still bonded to what no more exists. Then cries out the Prex, then cries out beyond the red crests hiding the wounded leg, as far as recognize the trumpets and a puppet raped and slammed as the bells of our narrow doors, sizzling and biting like a hurting and dried throat: “Do you want me as malediction?” “Yes. Yes! Havoc the firtrees, the breathes, and hair will be the salt of Carthago.”Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.