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Coincidance - Principia Discordia

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Thirteen Choruses<br />

For The Divine Marquis<br />

FIRST CHORUS<br />

"You are afraid of the people unrestrained—<br />

how ridiculous!"<br />

— Sade*<br />

I dreamed I called Rita Hayworth on the phone and asked her if she hears<br />

the babies of Hiroshima screaming in the night.<br />

"No," she said, "I useta have kinda kooky problems like that but my<br />

analyst cleared them all up."<br />

But—I insisted—after all, it was your picture that was painted on the<br />

Bomb. Not Harry Truman, or Einstein, or even Marilyn Monroe. You.<br />

"Well, yeah, if you wanna look at it that way," she said. "But, Christ, they<br />

Was sticking my picture on everything those days."<br />

But, but—I shouted—don't you feel any sense of responsibility?<br />

"Waita-minit, Mac," she said, "what are ya, some kinda nut? Nobody ever<br />

asked me nothing about it. They just went ahead and dropped it."<br />

* Quotations identified as Sade are from Marquis de Sade, Grove Press, 1965. Those<br />

identified as Marat/Sade are from The Persecution and Assassination of Marat as Performed by the<br />

inmates of the Asylum at Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade, by Peter Weiss,<br />

Athenium, 1965.<br />

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