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Un Poem Trovato

by Annie Dillard

New York: Prendete un treno che strappa attraverso i versts. Ritiene
come se i treni stessero funzionando sopra i vostri orecchi.

Per molte ore il treno vola lungo la banca del Hudson circa due
piedi dall'acqua. Agli arresti, i passeggeri esauriti, comprano in su
i mazzi di sedano e di funzionamento indietro dentro, masticando i
gambi mentre vanno.

I ponticelli saltano sopra il treno con l'aumento di frequenza.

Ad ogni arresto una storia supplementare si sviluppa sui tetti. Infine
le case con i quadrato ed i puntini delle finestre aumentano in su.
Non importa come lontano gettate indietro la vostra testa, non ci sono
parti superiori.

Ripetutamente, i pali del telegrafo sono fatti di legno. Forse sembra
soltanto quel senso.

Nei canyon stretti fra le costruzioni, una specie di adventurer-vento
urla e funziona via lungo i versts dei dieci viali. Sotto i flussi una
massa umana solida. Soltanto i loro brunitoi impermeabili gialli
sibilano come i samovars ed ardono. Gli aumenti della costruzione e
con esso la gru, come se la costruzione stesse staccanda in su dalla
terra dalla relativa treccia. duro prenderla seriamente.

Le costruzioni stanno emettendo luce con elettricit; le loro
finestre del ritaglio sono uniformemente come uno stampino. Sotto le
tende le carte si trovano in mucchi, trasportati in camion.
impossible da strapparsi via da questo spettacolo.

Alla mezzanotte quelli che lasciano i teatri bevono un'ultima soda. Le
pozze di pioggia si levano in piedi raffreddantesi. La povera
gente pulisce le ossa. In tutti i sensi un labirinto dei treni
soffocanti dalle volte. Non ci speranza, i vostri occhi non
accustomed a vedere tali cose.

Stanno cominciando evolvere un gait americano dai punti prudenti degli
indiani sui percorsi di Manhattan vuoto. Forse sembra soltanto quel
senso.


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