Marc André Brouillette
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I've never been able to bring myself to black, since
black takes up so many surfaces of the world. It
appears in front as it shifts to the rear; it spreads
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Like a widow made mute, I clothe myself in black to better feel my way to black, reducing the distance between us.
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The hand snatches the pencil and it's off! Gone the page, gone the virgin surface, gone the void. There is no shape, no note,
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In black's heart, the hope of light, black perhaps, within the black, and it keeps me present. There is a shimmer of heat, however small,
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Black repels the illusions we use to deaden the pangs of our loneliness, when the pangs of our loneliness become too sharp.
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Marc André Brouillette Biography
Marc André Brouillette (*1969 in Montreal, Canada) has written several volumes of poetry. His works have been published in collections, anthologies and schoolbooks as well as in international magazines. He regularly participates in readings and literary colloquia. In addition, he works with various magazines and media projects in the area of contemporary literature.)
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ALONG WITH ME: Black [I've never been able to bring myself to black]
I've never been able to bring myself to black, since
black takes up so many surfaces of the world. It
appears in front as it shifts to the rear; it spreads
to the left while it infiltrates the south. Black is an
island whose centre one can never leave.
English versions by Paul Vermeersch
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