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Artist: Ken Denis
Canonical path: /ken-denis/pustules
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Pustules
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Pustules
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Le monde s'est couvert de pustulesLes villesAu sein desquelles grouillent des corpusculesDans les villesDe toutes ces boursouflures de bétonDe ces villesSuintent les lumières de néonLuisantes villesMais que voilà des furoncles pratiquesQue ces villesEt c'est plein de crevasses cubiquesDans les villesIls s'entassent,
superposésDans les villesTous les troglodytes névrosésDe la villeEt la gangrène s'étendsous terre et dans les océansSur la ligne bleue de l'horizonencore et encore du béton"
Mais faites venir le barbier de ces villes...
Et qu'il les rase !!!
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