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       Nevertheless: when he started talking about the warrior: somewhere from Mahabharata: which
stood after a long travel: on the decisive hill: and I don't know why:     he was reluctant to go
down to kill people: that he knew from his youth - it seemed to me: that he regretted a lot   - I
felt specific female addresses: to which he sent the story. Get up! You're a warrior! Do the work
of a warrior! :says some breakneck deity in that story:    yes -
slightly more florid - get up! you have to be a warrior: it's not your fault!
      :If memory doesn't fool me - some SS men: were also motivated by this poetic story.
      But I wouldn't mind: rather his soft smiles: and the occasional shine: which blinked in his
eye shamefully: bothered me: when he looked over the camera          - he heard himself: his dark
hypnotizing voice: here in his TV portrait - Leonard Cohen: and his ego - smelly - just like mine
       My most favorite poet was Rilke