Grasses and masts stood at the seashore,I thought they were all the samebecause all of them rose into the sky above me.Only my mother’s words went with melike a sandwich wrapped in rustling waxpaper,and I didn’t know when my father would come backbecause there was another forest beyond the clearing.Everything stretched out a hand,a bull gored the sun with its horns,and in the nights the light of the streets caressedmy cheeks along with the walls,and the moon, like a large pitcher, leaned overand watered my thirsty sleep.
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