quick the head in the sack where saving your reverence I have all the suffering of all the ages I don't give a curse for it and howls of laughter in every cell the tins rattle like castanets and under me convulsed the mud goes guggle-guggle I fart and piss in the same breathblessed day last of the journey all goes without a hitch the joke dies too old the convulsions die I comeback to the open air to serious things had I only the little finger to raise to be wafted straight to Abraham's bosom I'd tell him to stick it up
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Saturday, May 9, 2009
How It Is - pg. 38
Labels: Samuel Beckett
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