Lyrics 2Pm - Momus
Post
morning,
pre-mortem
I
promised
the
ghost
of
Meleager
I
would
marry
Deianira
So
I
went
to
Calydon
where
Oeneus
was
king
Stopping
to
fight
the
river
god
Achelous
on
the
way
I
won
when
I
broke
his
horn
In
the
pyramid
at
Giza
I
become
lost
in
a
succession
of
chambers
I
am
blind
like
Homer
yet
strangely
I
still
see
Screenprinted
cows
and
silver
foil
Gigantic
ants
scuttling
on
a
motherboard
While
I
sew
with
Ariadne,
the
white
rabbit
Scurries
away
down
next
door's
burrow
Two
in
the
afternoon
In
an
ephemeral
hospital
The
radio
therapy
ward
is
filled
with
tiny
lights
A
pile
of
dim
barely
perceptible
earth
in
a
heap
And
spiritual
distant
music
At
two
in
the
afternoon
I
wander
in
Venice
with
Von
Aschenbach
Seeking
a
lost
child
in
a
red
cape
Coughing
blood
And
the
swine
of
Circe
come
running
to
their
deaths
Maddened
by
the
singing
of
the
sirens
Winter
fog
rolling
in
off
the
lido
Sometimes
a
god
crosses
your
path
here
unannounced
In
the
pyramid
the
mummy
grows
mouldy
at
the
last
At
two
in
the
afternoon
Haile
Selassi
orders
a
stamp
collection
to
be
brought
Lifts
the
stamps
with
tweezers
and
places
them
back
I
leave
him
to
his
pastime
For
time
will
probably
pass
regardless
I
strike
out
from
Alexandria
to
the
Athenian
apartment
Of
my
ninth
year
Lycabetus
blasted
in
monastic
rock
The
hot
mountains
snow
capped
with
marble
Dust
storms
over
Psychico
Lime
Cordial
on
Eucalyptus
Square
Where
is
it
now?
And
where
also
my
Parisian
child
bride?
Into
the
sea
they
flow
With
Villon's
medieval
snow
Four
legs
in
the
morning,
two
in
the
afternoon
Three
at
evening,
Flat
on
our
backs
by
dawn
Two
in
the
afternoon
Gracchus
the
hunter
joins
me
now
He
offers
me
the
oars
and
I
row
From
one
Greek
island
to
the
next
While
Gracchus
writes,
if
it
be
possible
so
deep
in
death
to
write
The
secrets
of
the
world
In
the
margins
of
a
little
girl's
spidery
pencilled
Spice
Girls
scrapbook
Picked
up
from
the
ground
in
Hackney
The
crows
of
Tokyo
are
sombre
umbrellas
Flapping
atop
telegraph
poles
in
the
rainy
season
A
writer
hurries
by
dressed
in
a
restrained
check
pattern
Composing
in
his
head
the
31st
syllable
of
a
tanka
Leigh
Bowery
is
sitting
at
his
sewing
machine
Corpulent,
pale
eyed
Flash
forward:
he
is
stammering
"a
few
more
days"
As
they
threaten
to
turn
off
his
life
support
machine
And
the
ECG
bleep
goes
spastic
Slavic
women
decorate
their
anguish
with
ullulations
The
mongolian
terror
is
fresh
in
their
memories
Grim
dawn
comes
from
the
east
bringing
carrion
Over
the
grass
of
the
highlands
Gulls
girn,
denouncing
all
culprits
The
skull
prickles,
the
hairs
rise
Poe
indulges
in
voluptuous
melancholia,
polysyllabic
Like
the
grass
the
horsemen
know
We
perish
For
me
it's
2PM
For
the
moment
life
goes
on
And
the
Minotaur
plays
Nintendo
Basho
squats
before
the
emperor
The
former
thirteen
and
a
half
year
old
genius
Exposes
himself
in
a
subway
passage
To
a
halfwit
girl
he
scares
half
out
of
her
wits
As
Brahms
completes
his
Requiem
Shakespeare
and
the
Bishop
Of
Winchester
Are
teasing
the
fraus
in
the
stews
of
Southwark
They
are
baiting
bears
in
the
nearby
pit
The
arena
has
been
flooded
Shakespeare
and
the
Bishop
take
their
seats
for
the
re-enactment
of
The
sea
battle
between
the
Genji
and
Haike
The
imperial
boat
is
already
on
fire
The
battle
was
lost
centuries
before
Deianira
agrees
to
be
my
wife
We
purchase
an
ivy
green
Lexus,
flagship
of
the
range
And
live,
discreetly
luxurious,
in
a
premier
shell
loft
conversion
in
the
Hollywood
hills
The
converted
observatory
at
Palo
Alto
Three
at
evening,
Flat
on
our
backs
by
dawn
For
me
it's
2PM
For
the
moment
life
goes
on
Four
legs
in
the
morning,
two
in
the
afternoon
Three
at
evening
Flat
on
our
backs
by
dawn
...
1 Ping Pong With Hong Kong King Kong
2 His Majesty the Baby
3 My Pervert Doppelganger
4 I Want You, But I Don't Need You
5 Professor Shaftenberg
6 Shoesize of the Angel
7 The Age of Information
8 The Sensation of Orgasm
9 The Anthem of Shibuya
10 Lolitapop Dollhouse
11 Tamagotchi Press Officer
12 Space Jews
13 My Kindly Friend the Censor
14 The Animal That Desires
15 How To Get - And Stay - Famous
16 2Pm
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