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Sketches

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Sketches, Arabesques & Translations

I

I subside.
Craters in the air.
Pale striations on a laminated wall.






II

In the night's diminishing square,
while a rocket obliquely falls,
our lips draw near and we kiss.






III

On a night runway across the river
the two cars, moving in opposite directions,
unzipped the screen of a black forest.






IV

Without hard denials
days spent in solitude
and the blue evenings of perishing glass.






V

A white porcelain doll elegantly dressed,
Inspired lectures of Nobel laureates,
Love conquests in a woolen sock.






VI

Yes: its calming embrace
and the gold-haired maidens (or the lads; they don't mix)
on a dream shore.





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