First, your face decked by jewels and half lifetimes
Broken vessels fill your dazed neck
Your eye and lash come from this mountain of granite, smoke and cancer
from the soil, you cut them as a fragrant lemon
You let yourself fall the dust of your feet empties you, measures you, overcomes you dust by dust blow by blow finely on the snow of Berlin.
Then, a nest, of fork and knife gives birth to snakes and stairs
turquoise step on which you sing and pray.
Finally, abysses, acids, earthquakes, only existent in indian dreams
cloak of thirsty and yellow threads
You let it fall You go away to let yourself know you are exiled from every country, from your sands, from your nation, from your glass from your ashes of Paris.