I studied the silence of the stars,
the black, icy skies, the skeletons of trees.
For centuries my mind was at work,
sharp yet bitter, and now old and strange.
When I speak, I still lisp like a boy,
and on certain untroubled, lucky nights,
when I dream of the unicorn, its musky smell
and wild hooves —
I imagine that tomorrow will take my hand,
and teach me to write one more book
which will astonish the world.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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