you sleep and lie next to your hair
your white leg is propped up
and i, on whom it rests, i am the world
made glum by your sleep, am the danger
that keeps your dream quietly in suspense.
you sleep and lie next to your hair
i embedded a whisper in your ear
it speaks to you, that i was the evening
the drunkenness, the quivering in the pessary
it speaks to you the speech that rescues me
Translated by Donna Stonecipher
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