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Max Neumann
Poems
Jun 12
He Who Counts
He Counted Past Life
Devoured colorful bills
Day in, day out
Wounded
Never present
All-consuming
Ruler
Far away
He drifted on floes
Enchanted
One-eighty
A pulse of mosquito skin
Something tore itself apart
In years built on lies
On glossy little pictures
Silence in the midst of screams
Something disappeared
He who counts turned to dust
Where trains ran without aim
Gone
Angels stepped into his place
To be seen and felt
As mortals
Counting
They counted past life
Hid colorful bills
Day in, day out in the angelβs belly
Dazed
He Who Counts
Written by
Max Neumann
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