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I'm unable to feel, to be human, to reach out From inside my sad soul to my fellow earthly brothers. And even were I to feel, I'm unable to be useful, practical, quotidian, definite, To have a place in life, a destiny among men, To have a vocation, a force, a will, a garden, A reason for resting, a need for recreation, Something that comes to me directly from nature. So be motherly to me, O tranquil night . . . You who remove the world from the world, you who are peace, You who don't exist, who are only the absence of light, You who aren't a thing, a place, an essence or a life, Penelope who weaves darkness that tomorrow will be unravelled, Unreal Circe of the fevered, of the anguished without a cause, Come to me, O night, reach out your hands, And be coolness and relief, O night, on my forehead . . .
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Oct 4, 2013
Oct 4, 2013 at 1:05 PM UTC
I'm unable to feel
I'm unable to feel, to be human, to reach out From inside my sad soul to my fellow earthly brothers. And even were I to feel, I'm unable to be useful, practical, quotidian, definite, To have a place in life, a destiny among men, To have a vocation, a force, a will, a garden, A reason for resting, a need for recreation, Something that comes to me directly from nature. So be motherly to me, O tranquil night . . . You who remove the world from the world, you who are peace, You who don't exist, who are only the absence of light, You who aren't a thing, a place, an essence or a life, Penelope who weaves darkness that tomorrow will be unravelled, Unreal Circe of the fevered, of the anguished without a cause, Come to me, O night, reach out your hands, And be coolness and relief, O night, on my forehead . . .
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Oct 4, 2013
Oct 4, 2013 at 1:05 PM UTC
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