| On Death's Road | |||||||||||
| Henri Michaux | |||||||||||
| On Death's road,
My mother met a huge ice-floe; She wanted to speak, It was already too late, A huge cotton ice-floe. She looked at us my brother and me, And then she cried. We told her— truly absurd lie— that we understood completely. Then she smiled this delightful smile a really young girl's, It was truly her, Such a pretty smile, almost mischievous; Then she was snatched into the Opaque. |
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