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Howls for Sade,
a film by Guy-Ernest Debord.
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Howls for Sade is
dedicated to Gil J Wolman.
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Article 115.
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If a person has ceased to appear
at his place of residence...
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and nothing has been heard
concerning him for four years,
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interested parties...
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may petition the civil court
to officially recognize...
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the absence of said person.
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Love is valid only in a
pre-revolutionary period.
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Those girls don�t all
love you, you liar!
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Arts begin, grow, and disappear...
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because dissatisfied people...
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break through the world
of official expressions...
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and go beyond its
festivals of poverty.
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Tell me, did you sleep
with Fran�oise?
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What a springtime!
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Crib sheet for the history of film:
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1902: A Trip to the Moon.
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1920: The Cabinet
of Doctor Caligari.
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1924: Entr�acte.
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1926: Potemkin.
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1928: An Andalusian Dog.
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1931: City Lights.
Birth of Guy-Ernest Debord.
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1951: Treatise on Slime and Eternity.
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1952: The Anticoncept.
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Howls for Sade.
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Just as the projection
was about to begin,
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Guy-Ernest Debord was supposed
to step onto the stage...
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and make a few
introductory remarks.
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Had he done so, he'd simply
have said: "There is no film.
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Cinema is dead.
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No more films are possible.
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If you wish, we can
move on to a discussion.
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Article 516.
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Property is either
real or personal.
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In order never to
be alone again.
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She is ugliness and beauty �
like everything we love today.
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The arts of the future can be nothing
less than disruptions of situations.
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In the caf�s of
Saint-Germain-des-Pr�s!
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You know, I like you a lot.
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A sizable commando of
some thirty lettrists,
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all wearing the filthy uniform...
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that is their only really
original trademark,
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showed up at Cannes
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determined to provoke a scandal...
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that would draw attention to themselves.
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Happiness is a new idea in Europe.
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I know people only by their actions.
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In other respects they are
indistinguishable from each other.
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In the final analysis, we are
differentiated only by our works.
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And their revolts
became conformisms.
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Article 488.
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The age of adulthood is 21 years;
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a person of that age is capable
of all acts of civil life.
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She constantly reappeared
in his memory,
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in a flash like sodium fireworks
on contact with water.
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He was well aware that nothing
of his exploits would remain...
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in a town that revolves with the Earth,
as the Earth revolves within a galaxy
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that is only an insignificant
part of a tiny island...
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endlessly receding from us.
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Totally dark, eyes closed to
the enormity of the disaster.
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A science of situations needs to be
created, which will incorporate...
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elements from psychology,
statistics, urbanism, and ethics.
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These elements must be
focused on a totally new goal:
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the conscious creation of situations.
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Lines from a 1950 newspaper:
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Popular Young Radio Actress
Throws Herself Into the Is�re. Grenoble.
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Twelve-and-a-half-year-old
Madeleine Reineri,
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who under the stage name �Pirouette� starred
in the Alpes-Grenoble radio program...
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Happy Thursdays, threw herself into
the Is�re River Friday afternoon...
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after having placed her
schoolbag on the bank.
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Little sister, we�re
not a pretty sight.
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The river and the misery continue.
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We are powerless.
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But no one talks about
Sade in this film.
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The cold of interstellar space,
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thousands of degrees
below freezing or...
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the absolute zero of Fahrenheit,
Centigrade or R�aumur:
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the incipient intimations
of proximate dawn.
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The rapid passage of Jacques
Vach� through the wartime sky,
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his overwhelming sense of urgency,
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the catastrophic haste that
led him to destroy himself;
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the whipcracking spirit of Arthur Cravan
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who vanished in the Gulf of
Mexico around that same time...
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Article 1793.
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When an architect or contractor
contracts with a landowner...
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to construct a building...
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in accordance with an agreed
plan and for a specified payment,
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he cannot demand any increase
in that payment on any grounds,
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whether because of an increase
in the work force or materials...
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or because of any changes...
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or additions made to the plan,
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unless such changes, additions
or increases have been...
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authorized in writing and the new payment
has been agreed to by the landowner.
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The perfection of suicide
lies in its ambiguity.
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What is a one and only love?
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I will answer only in the
presence of my attorney.
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Order reigns but does not govern.
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The first marvel is to come before her
without knowing how to talk to her.
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The imprisoned hands move no faster
than race horses filmed in slow motion
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as they touch her mouth and breasts;
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in all innocence the
ropes become water
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and we roll together toward dawn.
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I don�t think we�ll ever
see each other again.
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The lights of the winter
streets will end near a kiss.
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Paris was real fun because
of the transportation strike.
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Jack the Ripper was never caught.
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Telephones, they�re funny.
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What a love-challenge,
as Madame de S�gur said.
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I�ll tell you some real scary stories
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from my part of the country,
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but they have to be told at night.
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My dear Ivich,
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unfortunately there are fewer
Chinatowns than you think.
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You are fifteen years old.
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One of these days people will
stop wearing such gaudy colors.
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I already knew you.
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Continental drift carries you
farther away each day.
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The virgin forest is
less virgin than you.
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Guy, one more minute
and it�ll be tomorrow.
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Gun Crazy. You remember.
That�s how it was.
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No one was good enough for us.
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Nevertheless...
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The hailstones on the banners of glass.
We won�t forget this cursed planet.
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They�ll be famous someday,
you�ll see!
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I will never accept the scandalous
and scarcely credible fact...
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that there is such a thing
as a police force.
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Several cathedrals have been
erected in memory of Serge Berna.
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Love is valid only in a
pre-revolutionary period.
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I made this film while there
was still time to talk about it.
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Jean-Isidore, in order to get
out of that ephemeral crowd.
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On Place Gabriel-Pomerand
when we�ve grown old.
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In the future all these little jokers
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will be studied in the high
schools and colleges.
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There are still many people
who aren�t moved to laugh
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or to scream by the word "morality."
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Article 489
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An adult...
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who is usually in a state of imbecility,
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or dementia or who has
frequent fits of rage...
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must be kept in protective custody
even if he has intervals of lucidity.
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So close, so gently,
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I lose myself in the hollow
archipelagos of language.
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I bear down on you,
you�re as open as a cry,
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it�s so easy.
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A hot stream.
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A sea of oil.
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- A forest fire.
- That sounds like the movies.
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The Paris police are equipped
with 30,000 billy clubs.
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"Poetic worlds close in on
themselves and are forgotten."
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In a corner of the night
sailors are making war;
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ships in bottles are
for you who loved them.
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You lie back in the sand as
in the more loving hands...
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that the rain and wind and thunder
slip under your dress every evening.
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Life is wonderful in Cannes
in the summer.
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Rape, which is forbidden,
becomes banal in our memories.
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"When we were on the Shenandoah."
Yes. Of course.
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And the silting up of those faces,
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which once bore flashes of desire
like ink splattered on a wall,
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which were like shooting stars.
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Gin, rum, brandy �
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down the hatch like
the Grand Armada.
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So much for the funeral oration.
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But all those people
were so commonplace.
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We had a narrow escape.
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The most beautiful is still to come.
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Death would be a steak tartar;
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wet hair on the scalding
beach of our silence.
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But he�s a Jew!
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We were ready to blow
up all the bridges,
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but the bridges let us down.
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Twelve-and-a-half-year-old
Madeleine Reineri,
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who under the stage name "Pirouette"
starred in the Alpes-Grenoble...
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radio program, Happy Thursdays,
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threw herself into the Is�re River.
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Mademoiselle Reineri
of the Europe Quarter,
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you still have your wonderstruck
face and that body,
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the best of promised lands.
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Like neon lights, the dialogues
repeat their definitive truths.
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I love you.
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It must be terrible to die.
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See you later.
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You drink far too much.
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What are childhood loves?
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I don�t understand you.
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I knew it.
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And there was a time when
I regretted it very much.
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Would you like an orange?
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The beautiful breakups
of volcanic islands.
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In the past.
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I have nothing more to say to you.
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Once again, after all
the untimely answers
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and the aging of youth,
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night falls from on high.
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Like lost children we live
our unfinished adventures.
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