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| We find out the heart only by dismantling what | 
| the heart knows. By redefining the morning, | 
| we find a morning that comes just after darkness. | 
| We can break through marriage into marriage. | 
| By insisting on love we spoil it, get beyond | 
| affection and wade mouth-deep into love. | 
| We must unlearn the constellations to see the stars. | 
| But going back toward childhood will not help. | 
| The village is not better than Pittsburgh. | 
| Only Pittsburgh is more than Pittsburgh. | 
| Rome is better than Rome in the same way the sound | 
| of raccoon tongues licking the inside walls | 
| of the garbage tub is more than the stir | 
| of them in the muck of the garbage. Love is not | 
| enough. We die and are put into the earth forever. | 
| We should insist while there is still time. We must | 
| eat through the wildness of her sweet body already | 
| in our bed to reach the body within that body. |