LATE AT NIGHT . . .
by Pierre Reverdy
The color which night decomposes
The table where they sit
In its glass chimney
The lamp is a heart emptying itself
It is another year
A new wrinkle
Would you have thought of it
The window throws a blue square
The door is more familiar
A separation
Remorse and crime
Goodby I am falling
Gently bending arms take me
Out of the corner of my eye I can see them all drinking
I don't dare move
They sit there
The table is round
And so is my memory
I remember everybody
Even those who are gone -
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