La Glace. Poem by Michael Walker
La Glace.
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La nuit qu'on voit d'une glace de chemin de fer
C'est une grande chose tendre
Interrompue a travers des taillades de lumiere.
- 'Window'. Carl Sandburg. 1916.
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The poem reminds me of times in my youth when I often traveled on overnight trains,
between Auckland and Wellington.
between Auckland and Wellington.
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8/12/2026 3:48:57 AM # rel_20260811T123139Z_a98d49b
The icy rail road at night dazzles with great beauty and opportunity and we feel the point of expression. Through slashes of light, a big tender thing is interrupted. A brilliant poem of Carl Sandburg is beautifully translated by your kind self. Thank you very much...10