J'ai su la tristesse inexorable des crayons, ordonne dans leurs botes, dolor de grammage de garniture et de papier, toute la misre des chemises et du mucilage de manilla, dsolation dans les endroits publics immaculs, pice isole de rception, toilettes, standard, pathtique unalterable de bassin et de pichet, rituel de multigraphe, papier-agrafe, virgule, duplication sans fin des vies et objets. Et j'ai vu la poussire des murs des tablissements, plus fins que la farine, vivante, plus dangereuse que la silice, tamisent, presque invisible, par de longs aprs-midis de la longueur, laissant tomber un film fin sur des ongles et des sourcils sensibles, glaant les cheveux ples, les visages standard gris doubles.
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