Lesbian love tricks

sacred stones of Europe
It's time to go
Crusader outpost
lesbian love tricks
head of all jews
appeared to you
'till the call'
bird fees
conversation with death

     sacred stones of Europe
who takes off his hat? bows?
we are not an armored motorcade ...

citizen passengers!
Is there anyone who wants to get there alive?
on the line ruthless control -
in capless!

tame turtle honestly eats
kittycat...
Europe hastily collects its "sacred
stones"

     It's time to go
listen, listen! in their songs
subway cars and elevators...
they don't wear underwear and
large bust..
Their periods start at 17, and then only
after forced feeding

... well, - says the professor, -
It's time to go

     Crusader outpost
bald tires bother you?
or the fact that the rabbi wears an uzi
through the belly...

this pointer: "outpost
crusaders"

     lesbian love tricks
you see seekers everywhere...
you are gradually immersed in sociopathy:
Husserl, Husserl, again Husserl,
subtleties of the psychosphere

we will still be saved from AI for fools,
imitating foolishness,
showing the tricks of lesbian love

     head of all jews
I don't think he's a sedduce...
but wisdom is demanded of him,
understand - benefits to everyone ...

he voices in response the type of commandment:
rejoice Jews -
you don't have 'khuj'!

     appeared to you
you need to have a trunk
old reliable trellis...
yet - a small brand new testament
on rice paper in blue dermontine

where there are words: "... and what appeared to you"

     'till the call'
I muttered, looking to the side - I don’t understand ...
Dzerzhinsky frowned from the portrait
They also asked - how long was under investigation?
clear...

it is clear that 'till the call'!

     bird fees
look at that dream again...
there is no fantasy in it - that's how it was!
and an expedition to Mars and intercourse
with the dead
lines forgotten on waking

do birds require a fee?

     conversation with death
wind on the bridge...
a piece of lead - a conversation with death

     trouble is personal (not) happiness / Nadezhda Mandelstam