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2islander2 Member Ascendant
since 2008-03-12
Posts 6825by the sea |
Ural Hourrah Siberia also The Volga why not Mongolia noproblem On back of a camel In deserts, The transibérien finally let my hand, Read again Cendrars It is a fate As to leave paris For Saint German, A book is enough To leave Paris The paradise Appearances. |
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ethome Member Patricius
since 2000-05-14
Posts 11858New Brunswick Canada |
I don't know what to think Yann You've taken me out of, or into, Russia along the Volga river on the Trans-Siberian train or by camel all the while reading the hazy works of a Swiss poet. And, it's only a book out of Paris to paradise. I'm afraid I'm just not smart enough for this depth.....However, I really enjoyed reading this all the same. Take care and have a great day! Eric |
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2islander2 Member Ascendant
since 2008-03-12
Posts 6825by the sea |
Hi Ethome, thanks for commenting, poetry can be irrationnal and close to dreams, the list is just some possible destinations in Asia or elsewhere to escape morosity, so is the book of Cendrars who wrote himself about the transiberian, the poet who travelled russia is a guide too, he is the transiberian he wrote, the magic of litterature, a book read in Paris made you escape from illusions too, illusion that there is nothing else outside Paris, outside the city, outside the life in some way....These are just possible projection of the poem words, I can't pretend to be absolutly rationnal when I write poetry and I appreciate your clever and concerned comment....It helps too. have a nice day yann |
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ethome Member Patricius
since 2000-05-14
Posts 11858New Brunswick Canada |
Why thank you Yann that explained a lot of it and I find this more fascinating that way. I agree a poet's works are sometimes as the feelings and the words come out, not necessarily to even be conceived that way. Keep up the great work! It's nice you were poetically venting for the pleasure of writing it. Eric |
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