After the Opening, 1932
Why hadn’t he thought of it before?He turns to Jo, to the waiter handing outbuttered rolls, glasses of wine, caviar:everyone must go! He realizes chairsshould remain in disarray, windows open,gleaming…
Landscape
Time passed, turning everything to ice.Under the ice, the future stirred.If you fell into it, you died. It was a timeof waiting, of suspended action. I lived in the present,…
Another Fable
The old man, in his day, well let’s just sayHe took a lot of meat without a license.That he was arrogant, well that just goesWithout saying, so we don’t, but…
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