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YOUKNOW MEYou know me, I sit on grass verges readingBaudelaire with the world in the rucksack .You know me, I eat propaganda yoghurt whilewrapped in my womb sleeping-bag .You know me, I watch the traffic of humankindnessgo by at 71 m .p .h .Scruffy devil they whisperYou know me - DON'T YOU ;John Kelly .THE POP STARIt is hot under the flashing, spinning lights in the studio .Above the spider's web of scaffolding looms a black sky againstthe glare of the lights it supports .On the stage, on the glittering stage, shining under the mercilessbrilliance from above, the star stands . His hair is long,almost reaching his shoulders, to "emphasise his individuality" ;his song is tuneless to tear at the mind and numb the senses -if they are not already numbed by the lunatic flickering of thelights .Love one another ; The song rises into a crescendo of teethjarringscreams and the audience goes berserk . They are paid togo berserk, paid by the men behind the men behind the glassystare of the cameras they coax around the studio floor . Standand work together ; The last discords crash from the torturedorgan and the guitarist does his utmost to break every string onhis instrument . The song is over . The pop star has given hislove-vibrations to everyone, and the studio manager has given ahundred pounds to the pop star .In the street, the busy London street, the big star slouches along,his hands thrust deep into tailor-made pockets . A small greasy mancatches up with him and walks beside the star, calls him Harry,though Harry always calls himself, "Diamond", and autographs hisphotographs in the same way . Harry knows the little man walkingbeside him, he knows him almost too well, knows exactly what thelittle man will want, but Harry will not give it to him .Harry, the big pop star, has no time for the little people who madehim great ; he may have an autographed picture for them, but thatis all .M . Liddament, 4G .
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