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Submit Human Translation | Discuss Poem | Post Poetry | Listen McGill Live Aztekische Schablone by Carl Sandburg Ich wnschte das Gesicht eines Mannes, das in die Kiefer und in die Kehle des Lebens mit etwas schaut, das auf sein Gesicht stolz ist, also stolz lt kein Smash der Kiefer, kein Schluck der Kehle das Gesicht im Ende mit noch etwas als der alte stolze Blick: Sogar zum Ende, entleert in den Staub, verloren unter der verwendeten-oben Asche, wrde dieses Gesicht, Mnner sagen, ist ein Blitz, wird gelegt auf die Knochen, die von den Rippen der Masse genommen wurden, vorbereiten fr die Hammer des nderns, die ndernden Jahre, die zum Schlafen, Schlafenjahre der Ruhe bereit sind. Fr den Staub und das Feuer und den Wind vorbereiten. Ich wnschte dieses Gesicht und ich sah es heute in einer aztekischen Schablone. Ein Schrei aus Sturm und ein dunkel, einem roten Yell und einem purpurroten Gebet, A einer geschlagenen Form der Asche, die den Sonnenaufgang oder die Nacht wartet, etwas oder nichts, stolz-proud-mouthed, stolz-gemusterter Spieler heraus. American Review | www.PaperLyon.com | McGill Live Radio | Publish

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