Pinacoteca*
Clouds roll
adamantly by and light
rain falls, falls.
One woman pours
milk, the other
combs her hair—for
three hundred years:
Not life, said
Malraux, but the statues,
will be our witnesses.
*From Out of the Dust.
This translation originally appeared in Asymptote.
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