RETURN


First the statues left. A little later
the trees, the people, the animals. The land
was left totally deserted.A wind was blowing.
Newspapers and thorns ran down the streets.
In the evening the lights went on by themselves.
A man returned alone, looked around,
took out his key, stuck it in the earth
as though entrusting it to some underground hand,
as though planting a tree. Then he ascended
the marble stairs and looked down over the city.
Warily, one by one, the statues were returning.


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扬尼斯·里索斯

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