67.
This is the side view of the rose.
68.
Turn the rose over so that the bottom is up.
Perhaps it's no more than the fire's reflection on some piece of gleaming furniture that the child remembers so much later like a revelation. And if in his later life, one day wounds him like so many others, it's because he mistook some risk or other for a promise. Let's not forget the music, either, that soon had hauled him toward absence complicated by an overflowing heart.... Translated by A. Poulin that wants help from us.