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Drunk with pines and long kisses, like summer I steer the fast sail of roses, bent towards the death of the thin day, stuck into my solid marine madness.
Pale and lashed to my ravenous water, I cruise in the sour smell of the naked climate, still dressed in grey and bitter sounds and a sad crest of abandoned spray.
Hardened by passions, I go mounted on my one wave, lunar, solar, burning and cold, all at once, becalmed in the throat of fortunate isles that are white and sweet as cool hips.
In the moist night my garment of kisses trembles charged to insanity with electric currents, heroically dividing into dreams and intoxicating roses practising on me.
Upstream, in the midst of the outer waves, your parallel body yields to my arms like a fish infinitely fastened to my soul, quick and slow, in the energy under the sky.