:10:00
and a cool, jeweled moon.
:10:04
Couples, naked,
race down by its quiet side.
:10:09
And we laugh like soft, mad children...
:10:12
smug in the woolly,
cotton brains of infancy.
:10:16
Every time
l try to make love to you
:10:20
you run around
with your mouth stuck out
:10:25
Choose, they croon, the ancient ones.
The time has come again.
:10:29
Choose now, they croon,
beneath the moon...
:10:32
beside an ancient lake.
:10:34
Enter again the sweet forest.
:10:36
Enter the hot dream.
Come with us.
:10:39
Everything is broken up...
:10:41
and dances.
:10:46
l can't believe it's so beautiful.
:10:49
"Now l have come again to the land
of the fair, strong and the wise.
:10:54
Brothers and sisters
o'er the pale forest.
:10:56
O, children of night...
:10:58
who among you will run with the hunt?
:11:01
Now, night arrives with
her purple legion.
:11:03
Retire now to your tents and dreams.
:11:07
Tomorrow we enter
the town of my birth.
:11:10
l want to be ready."
:11:14
lt's beautiful.
:11:16
- Do you like that?
- lt's beautiful.
:11:19
l've never read much poetry before.
:11:25
What's a shaman?
:11:30
He's a medicine man...
:11:33
of the lndians.
:11:35
He gets into a peyote trance...
:11:39
and he gets deeper and deeper,
and then he has a vision...
:11:44
and the whole tribe is healed.
:11:47
All cultures have a version of it.
:11:50
Greeks had theater and gods.
:11:54
The lndians say the first shaman
invented sex.
:11:57
They called him
"The One Who Makes You Crazy."