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Fragmento Sixty-Eight

by H.D

... igualar en la casa de Hades.

- Sappho

1

Le envidio su ocasin de la muerte, cmo le envidio esto. Soy ms
codicioso de l incluso que de su vistazo, deseo ms de su presencia
aunque l me tortura en un asimiento, terrible, intenso.

Aunque l me abrocha en un abrazo que se fije contra mi voluntad y me
atormente con su medida, sin esfuerzo con todo por completo de fuerza,
y matarme en esa competencia ms horrible, alambique, cmo le
envidio su ocasin.

A travs de l perfora mi'-imperioso-hierro-fiebre-polvo-aunque se
mata la belleza cuando fallezco, yo le envidia muerte. Cul es
belleza a m? ella me ha matado bastante, me hace no gritar en la
agona del amor, nacimiento, odio, en el orgullo machacado?

Qu se deja despus de esto? qu puede la muerte soltar en m
despus de su abraz? su tacto,

sus miembros son ms terribles hacerme para lastimar. Qu puede la
muerte estropear en m que usted no tiene?

2

Qu puede la muerte enviarme que usted no tiene? usted recolect
las violetas, usted habl: "su pelo no es menos negro, ni menos
fragante ni en sus ojos es menos luz, su pelo no es menos dulce con
prpura en la elevacin de la cerradura;" por qu esas palabras
leves y las violetas usted fueron recolectadas de tal valor?

Cmo le envidio muerte; qu podra la muerte traer, ennegrecerse
ms, fijado ms con las chispas para matar, affright, que la memoria
de esas primeras violetas, la elevacin chance de su voz, el frenes
que cegaba de la ocasin mientras que usted se dobl?

3

La diosa me ha matado tan para su sonrisa chance y mi unfolding de la
bufanda como usted se inclin a l; ella me atrap tan con barrido
ascendente de su brazo como usted levant el velo, y de la sonrisa
rpida y selfless.

Habra podido saber? nay, la compasin de repuesto, aunque yo se
rompen, machacada bajo odio de las diosas, aunque me caigo batido en
el ltimo, as que el colmo me tiene empuj mi vistazo para arriba
en su presencia.

No pity me, los repuestos que, pero cmo le envidio su ocasin de la
muerte.


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