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Tuesday, 13. August 2002

With Eyes Closed - Octavio Paz


              With eyes closed
              you light up within
              you are blind stone
              Night after night I carve you
              with eyes closed
              you are frank stone
              We have become enormous
              just knowing each other
              with eyes closed



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Trawl Bridge Street - Octavio Paz


Sun throughout the day, cold throughout the sun. Nobody on the streets. Parked parks. Still no snow but wind, wind, a red tree still burns in the chilled air. Talking to it, I talk to you. I am in a room abandoned by language. You are in another identical room, or we both are on a street your glance has depopulated. The world imperceptibly comes apart. Memory decayed beneath our feet. I am stopped in the middle of this unwritten line.




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The White Lilies - Louise Gl¨¹ck


As a man and woman make a garden between them like a bed of stars, here they linger in the summer evening and the evening turns cold with their terror: it could all end, it is capable of devastation. All, all can be lost, through scented air the narrow columns uselessly rising, and beyond, a churning sea of poppies--

Hush, beloved. It doesn't matter to me how many summers I live to return: this one summer we have entered eternity. I felt your two hands bury me to release its splendor.




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