Table Design

Thirteen Yellows One Black


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And we counted ourselves among the dancers,
we who take part in the dances,
we who stomped the oaken mirror.

    The black wizard plucked a flower from the peaks
        of the Himalayas, hung it on his garb.

Youth is like a medicine bag full of water,
while noble old age gets a heavy hand.

You, the blue Atlantic,
bitter bead of sweat from the airsick earth.

Hot forehead dew
rising to the dance halls of the sky,
a silk cloth sunk in a pocket’s depths.

This blood dance in a beam of light
it’s no wonder we’re tired
crystallized with fatigue
pitching this feverish globe.
The dancing fool with pride in his pocket

with the salt of the earth

the sweat of a spinning top.


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