I’m missing my naïvity
if robots can’t kill
I can’t live your generosity
I know it seems to have nothing to do
but I’m a robot
and, thanks humans, I can’t kill
I can’t live without your generosity
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I drove on The Californian Highway
from Lompoc to Santa Barbara
I stopped on a wild creek
drank stout beers
swom with dolphins, literally
The water was so dense and dark, but also full of promises
I runned with birds on the chaotik beach
I felt no panic in jurassic.
Over oxygenated
I saw an old tennis ball for daddy’s dog under the see seeds
I grabbed it and smashed it against the white cliff.
Despite the uneven, uneven stone
the ball came back right into my hand.
I droped the ball where it was, with the sea seeds and the floating wood.
I took the car, drove to Los Angeles
and came back here,
where I belong.
In the poem.
Poems from the hidden side of the sphere.
a bound, a round, in the underground
the show fakes the snow flakes
vj set, leasure time
could have been some part time grime
I felt on a nightmare tekno
heavy brake, should I stop ?
then I danced week after on new jungle hardcore drum cigarette
slicy breaks, heavy rhum
my armour is just energy around
I danced as my girl friend did
hands-on shake, skinny legs
jumped on her white tail of LEDs
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blm
I don’t like your taste
I don’t taste your likes
I don’t test you-like you don’t like in haste
I’m missing my naïvity
if robots can’t kill
I can’t live your generosity
I know it seems to have nothing to do
but I’m a robot
and, thanks humans, I can’t kill
I can’t live without your generosity
I’ll send a glimpse to the Ai, a part of me in a square
other language, other meaning
everything here is just the shadow of myself
A view on the pacific coast near Santa Barbara.
*
I drove on The Californian Highway
from Lompoc to Santa Barbara
I stopped on a wild creek
drank stout beers
swom with dolphins, literally
The water was so dense and dark, but also full of promises
I runned with birds on the chaotik beach
I felt no panic in jurassic.
Over oxygenated
I saw an old tennis ball for daddy’s dog under the see seeds
I grabbed it and smashed it against the white cliff.
Despite the uneven, uneven stone
the ball came back right into my hand.
I droped the ball where it was, with the sea seeds and the floating wood.
I took the car, drove to Los Angeles
and came back here,
where I belong.
In the poem.