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The weight of the world	A
is love	B
Under the burden	C
of solitude	D
under the burden	C
of dissatisfaction	C
	-
the weight	E
the weight we carry	F
is love	B
	-
Who can deny	G
In dreams	H
it touches	I
the body	F
in thought	J
constructs	K
a miracle	L
in imagination	C
anguishes	K
till born	M
in human	C
looks out of the heart	N
burning with purity	F
for the burden of life	O
is love	B
	-
but we carry the weight	E
wearily	F
and so must rest	P
in the arms of love	B
at last	Q
must rest in the arms	K
of love	B
	-
No rest	P
without love	B
no sleep	R
without dreams	K
of love	B
be mad or chill	S
obsessed with angels	K
or machines	K
the final wish	T
is love	B
cannot be bitter	U
cannot deny	G
cannot withhold	V
if denied	W
	-
the weight is too heavy	F
	-
must give	X
for no return	Y
as thought	J
is given	C
in solitude	D
in all the excellence	K
of its excess	K
	-
The warm bodies	K
shine together	U
in the darkness	K
the hand moves	K
to the center	U
of the flesh	Z
the skin trembles	K
in happiness	K
and the soul comes	K
joyful to the eye	G
	-
yes yes	K
that's what	A2
I wanted	B2
I always wanted	B2
I always wanted	B2
to return	Y
to the body	F
where I was born	M

Allen Ginsberg

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