What is laid down, ordered, factual, is never enough to embrace the whole truth: life always spills over the rim of every cup. Boris Pasternak |
...It was raining the day I came here in Ljubljana. And it was snowing one month later when I met Damjana. (She hasn’t got a telephone, so we sent her a telegram). She came from somewhere near Zale graveyard where she lived with her six years old daughter. She brought me an apple... We walked for a while along her "dragon ways". It was cold and heavily snowing, in a way one would never look up to. We were talking about theatre: she was an actress and I use to be a director. Then she took her bicycle and rode away into the falling snow. Haven’t seen her for a year now... From The Sequence of Tenses in Slovenian Photo: H. Cartier Bresson, Ile de la Cite (1952). |