29 August, 2009
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A DREAM
In a deserted place in Iran there is a not very tall stone tower that has neither door nor window. In the only room (with a dirt floor and shaped like a circle) there is a wooden table and a bench. In that circular cell, a man who looks like me is writing in letters I cannot understand a long poem about a man who is in another circular cell is writing a poem about a man who in another circular cell... The process never ends and no one will be able to read what the prisoners write.
-Jorge Luis Borges
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new yorker poetry
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