I inherited a dark wood where I seldom go. But a day will come when the dead and the living change places. The wood will be set in motion. We are not without hope. The most serious crimes will remain unsolved in spite of the efforts of many policemen. In the same way there is somewhere in our lives a great unsolved love. I inherited a dark wood, but today I'm walking in the other wood, the light one. All the living creatures that sing, wiggle, wag and crawl. It's spring and the air is very strong. I have graduated from the university of oblivion and am as empty-handed as the shirt on the clothesline.
--Tomas Tranströmer
The Great Enigma
(translated by Robin Fulton)
--Tomas Tranströmer
The Great Enigma
(translated by Robin Fulton)
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