«I know a woman, full of silence, / Her bitter weariness from words, / Dwells in mysterious, blinking eyelids / Their widened pupils, secret worlds. / Her soul is greedily wide open / To copper music of sweet verse. / To life, that’s worldly, pleasant often, / She’s deaf and lofty, ...»
«Polite with life of hard modernity: / Between us two, there is a border, / As all, that makes life's proud grins guaranteed / Is my sole bliss, a cure from boredom. My triumph, glory, deeds, so wonderful — / Lost talk, today by fate embezzled, / Ring through my soul, like copper thunder...»
«Wakeful windows shine. / All night long, they’re lit. / Folks there might drink wine, / Or may simply sit. / Two may just hold hands / During warmth and winter: / In each house, my friend, / There is such a window. Neither wax nor lamps lit the dark away: / It's the eyes, awa...»
«Two threads, together braided, / With bare ends, not combined, / Those “yes” and “no” are plaited, / Disjoined, but intertwine. / In dark and dead entwinement, / Packed tightly, idle then, / Just waiting for revival. / Revival waits for them. / Some “yes” and “no”, em...»