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Giulia's present,
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neither Marxist nor decadent,
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neither minimum nor maximum,
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absolute normal.
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Sleepless nights of love.
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Children with grandparents names.
:47:24
Bowing to the dead,
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recognising blame,
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my own personal blame.
:47:34
I'll pay back every penny.
:47:38
I want to arrive at the depths
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of the beautiful and
the ugly in the world.
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Really lovely.
:47:46
Lives, existences, hopes.
:47:50
Enough culling,
:47:52
embrace the passers-by,
defend the pregnant.
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Wheels with spokes,
believe in the polls,
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in what people say,
in those who don't count.
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Truly lovely,
carry on.
:48:09
The sea has no more tuna.
:48:11
Blessed are the nephews,
:48:14
uncles, daughter-in-laws and cousins,
:48:17
the mother-in-laws
and grandchildren.
:48:20
Sleep in the afternoon...
:48:24
Not so hard, you're hurting me.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
:48:36
...and with their particular experience,
:48:39
for precisely this reason,
:48:41
looking at the living concrete man
:48:45
for Feuerbach can never signify...
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Giulia!
:48:48
...enclosing oneself in
the isolation of individuality.
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Because no single man has within
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himself the essence of mankind.
:48:55
Giulia!
:48:56
Indeed the essence of man can be
:48:59
found and realised only in the species.