Ties men wrap round their necks
They remind me of dog leashes
No more playing as it pleases
In the fields of freedom games
I've rarely seen a god, man or dog
Gladly fastening confines
But the master of nibbles and coins
To lick his hands, most resign
As if there was no other life
But out there amongst the streams
It howls to the moon at midnight
Dog and men shiver in dreams.
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