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  1 Quixot|         his own life.~His endless adventures~Belong to literature, to
  2       | again
  3 George|         of the past.~Nish, Kruja, Albulena and Berat.~And again the
  4 Blind |           winds to the deserts of Arabia.~Your labyrinth is the invention
  5       | are
  6 George|         it to the children.~Names arise from the shades of the past.~
  7 George|     others,~Even for mending life~Ask the children when they grow
  8 George|        recall Your name,~When the barking of dogs in the night~Destroys
  9 Blind |       read with your fingers,~You bathe in the dust of forgotten
 10       | be
 11 Quixot|            His endless adventures~Belong to literature, to the sublime,~
 12 George|         Nish, Kruja, Albulena and Berat.~And again the two names:
 13 Blind |         now to dream in the dark, bereft of your sight?~The Divine
 14 George|         and the second,~We do our best to teach it to the children.~
 15 Quixot|           house full of books~The biggest one in this town.~He has
 16 Blind |           cities,~Like string you bind feeling and memory in a
 17 Quixot|          the books on the shelves~Bite their tongues~And are silent.~
 18 Blind |                                   Blindness~(for Jorge Luis Borges)~(
 19 Blind |         Blindness~(for Jorge Luis Borges)~(Verbimi)~You will die
 20 Blind |           will be a pinch of dust~Borne by the winds to the deserts
 21 Quixot|          by their own weight~They break the shelves~And fall onto
 22 Quixot|        head of young Don Quixote,~Burying and suffocating him.~The
 23 George|                            George Castrioti~(Gjergj Kastrioti)~Every
 24 Blind |          in the dust of forgotten cities,~Like string you bind feeling
 25 Blind |         of your sight?~The Divine Comedy you read with your fingers,~
 26 Blind |      feeling and memory in a knot~Compelling the expanses of time to
 27 Quixot|                               The death of young Don Quixote~(Vdekja
 28 Blind |         Borne by the winds to the deserts of Arabia.~Your labyrinth
 29 Quixot|   newspaper read:~'He died at his desk.'~~
 30 George|      barking of dogs in the night~Destroys the profound and infinite
 31 Quixot|           the newspaper read:~'He died at his desk.'~~
 32 Blind |         bereft of your sight?~The Divine Comedy you read with your
 33 George|         name,~When the barking of dogs in the night~Destroys the
 34 George|       They know no memories, only dreams
 35 Quixot|         young Don Quixote~(Vdekja e Don Kishotit të ri)~Literature
 36 Blind |           the expanses of time to embrace. ~You will die one night,
 37 Quixot|         entered his own life.~His endless adventures~Belong to literature,
 38 Quixot|     Rushed out of his library~And entered his own life.~His endless
 39       | Even
 40       | ever
 41 Quixot|           tongues~And are silent.~Exhausted by their own weight~They
 42 Blind |          in a knot~Compelling the expanses of time to embrace. ~You
 43 Quixot|        They break the shelves~And fall onto the head of young Don
 44 Blind |      cities,~Like string you bind feeling and memory in a knot~Compelling
 45 Blind |         Comedy you read with your fingers,~You bathe in the dust of
 46       | from
 47 Quixot|           Don Quixote has a house full of books~The biggest one
 48 George|                                   George Castrioti~(Gjergj Kastrioti)~
 49 George|                 George Castrioti~(Gjergj Kastrioti)~Every time the
 50 Quixot| Literature tells us:~Don Quixote, having read books,~Rushed out of
 51 Quixot|         shelves~And fall onto the head of young Don Quixote,~Burying
 52 Quixot|        all the time, without ever hearing ~The truth!~And the books
 53       | him
 54 Quixot|           life.~Don Quixote has a house full of books~The biggest
 55 George|         Destroys the profound and infinite silence.~A name for oneself
 56 Blind |     Arabia.~Your labyrinth is the invention of solitude~A trap which
 57       | is
 58       | it
 59 George|          George Castrioti~(Gjergj Kastrioti)~Every time the frost comes ~
 60 Quixot|         Don Quixote~(Vdekja e Don Kishotit të ri)~Literature tells
 61 Blind |           feeling and memory in a knot~Compelling the expanses
 62 George|           when they grow up.~They know no memories, only dreams
 63 George|         shades of the past.~Nish, Kruja, Albulena and Berat.~And
 64 Blind |           deserts of Arabia.~Your labyrinth is the invention of solitude~
 65 George|           past?~The children, who learn names quickly,~Do not want
 66 Quixot|          books,~Rushed out of his library~And entered his own life.~
 67       | Like
 68 George|          We recall Your name.~The living, the suffering. What value
 69 Blind |              Blindness~(for Jorge Luis Borges)~(Verbimi)~You will
 70 Blind |       string you bind feeling and memory in a knot~Compelling the
 71 George|          for the others,~Even for mending life~Ask the children when
 72 Blind |      solitude~A trap which seizes misery by the throat.~Have you
 73       | more
 74       | most
 75 Quixot|          him.~The obituary in the newspaper read:~'He died at his desk.'~~
 76 George|           the shades of the past.~Nish, Kruja, Albulena and Berat.~
 77       | no
 78 George|          What value has life~When nourished by memories of the past?~
 79 Quixot|          and suffocating him.~The obituary in the newspaper read:~'
 80       | only
 81       | onto
 82       | our
 83       | out
 84 Blind |         At the most you will be a pinch of dust~Borne by the winds
 85 Blind |           not felt for years now, poor Jorge, ~Condemned to dream
 86 George|         in the night~Destroys the profound and infinite silence.~A
 87 George|         children, who learn names quickly,~Do not want this alone,
 88 Quixot|          Vdekja e Don Kishotit të ri)~Literature tells us:~Don
 89 Quixot|       Quixote, having read books,~Rushed out of his library~And entered
 90 Blind |          of solitude~A trap which seizes misery by the throat.~Have
 91 George|    children.~Names arise from the shades of the past.~Nish, Kruja,
 92 Blind |          the dark, bereft of your sight?~The Divine Comedy you read
 93 George|         the profound and infinite silence.~A name for oneself and
 94 Quixot|        Bite their tongues~And are silent.~Exhausted by their own
 95 Blind |     labyrinth is the invention of solitude~A trap which seizes misery
 96 Quixot|        one in this town.~He has a stentorian voice:~He talks all the
 97 Blind |         of forgotten cities,~Like string you bind feeling and memory
 98 Quixot|      Belong to literature, to the sublime,~Not to life.~Don Quixote
 99 George|        Your name.~The living, the suffering. What value has life~When
100 Quixot|          Don Quixote,~Burying and suffocating him.~The obituary in the
101 Quixot|        has a stentorian voice:~He talks all the time, without ever
102 Quixot|    Quixote~(Vdekja e Don Kishotit të ri)~Literature tells us:~
103 George|         second,~We do our best to teach it to the children.~Names
104 Quixot|        Kishotit të ri)~Literature tells us:~Don Quixote, having
105       | themselves
106 Blind |        which seizes misery by the throat.~Have you not felt for years
107 Quixot|         on the shelves~Bite their tongues~And are silent.~Exhausted
108 Quixot|           The biggest one in this town.~He has a stentorian voice:~
109 Blind |           invention of solitude~A trap which seizes misery by the
110 Quixot|         without ever hearing ~The truth!~And the books on the shelves~
111 George|          and Berat.~And again the two names: the first and the
112       | up
113       | us
114 George|       living, the suffering. What value has life~When nourished
115 Quixot|       death of young Don Quixote~(Vdekja e Don Kishotit të ri)~Literature
116 Blind |           for Jorge Luis Borges)~(Verbimi)~You will die one day, dear
117 Quixot|         town.~He has a stentorian voice:~He talks all the time,
118 Quixot|            Exhausted by their own weight~They break the shelves~And
119       | What
120       | which
121 Blind |        pinch of dust~Borne by the winds to the deserts of Arabia.~
122       | with
123       | without