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Reality is a question	A
of realizing how real	B
the world is already	C
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Time is Eternity	C
ultimate and immovable	D
everyone's an angel	D
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It's Heaven's mystery	C
of changing perfection	A
absolute Eternity	C
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changes Cars are always	E
going down the street	F
lamps go off and on	G
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It's a great flat plain	H
we can see everything	I
on top of a table	D
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Clams open on the table	D
lambs are eaten by worms	J
on the plain The motion	A
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of change is beautiful	D
as well as form called	K
in and out of being	I
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Next to distinguish process	L
in its particularity with	M
an eye to the initiation	A
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of gratifying new changes	N
desired in the real world	O
Here we're overwhelmed	P
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with such unpleasant detail	Q
we dream again of Heaven	A
For the world is a mountain	A
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of shit if it's going to	R
be moved at all it's got	S
to be taken by handfuls	T
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Man lives like the unhappy	C
whore on River Street who	R
in her Eternity gets only	C
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a couple of bucks and a lot	S
of snide remarks in return	U
for seeking physical love	V
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the best way she knows how	W
never really heard of a glad	X
job or joyous marriage or	Y
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a difference in the heart	Z
or thinks it isn't for her	A2
which is her worst misery	C

Allen Ginsberg

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