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   I would like to be a painter of clouds
   Missing person from eight to four
   And the toolbox has disappeared into the mist
   When white has crept into the hair and walls of old houses
   Mechanics of all things useless and worldly
 
   Heavy strollers with winter snow and ice
   Above the curtains of the starry sky and dreams of love
   The ships have disappeared into the black
   Like hands that serve emptiness
 
   I knew the name in your sparkling eyes
   Palace cast in gold palace embedded in gems
   And heavy curtains of theater painted with wild animals
   And some strobe lights that exploded on the outskirts of consciousness
   The price of love
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