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    firewalkwithtintin:

    This sonnet
    I have divided into parts to make
    the meaning clearer. In the first
    I explain how the mountains seem
    to detach the night from the walls; in the second,
    I describe how a charcoal burner walks through the snow
    with a lantern, thus referring to human
    experience. The third is a sudden vision of life as an imaginary sweepstake.
    The second begins here: The tree-stump, devoured
    by the vegetation; and the third here: With rigid mane,
    a horse rises from the sea.


    Joan Brossa

    Source: firewalkin
    • 3 weeks ago
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