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i tell you now, i'll repeat these words,
be drunk,
be drunk with life and all it's little moments be drunk when a bird flies away from a branch and the branch wobbles a little in the wind.
be drunk in that quiet space between us, the cozy remains of millions of silvery stars.
be drunk with everything you know is good, let every word become another dropp in time, for if the wise men would speak they would tell you to drink.
and to be drunk drunk with love, drunk with poetry, drunk with nature's beuty.
drunk with everything they thirst, be it wine, or sex, because, when the night falls and we have drunk it all to the very last,
we will still have so much.
I.J. Benjamin
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