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Nursjamsu
Translated by James Wren The Quiet Melting into the night sits the self, the deserted quiet of these surroundings the world, pitch black. And who knows why. . . . Hearing the wind blow through the tree tops the hissing rustle as it passes, not having seen the heavens for several months even the stars hidden among the clouds. . . . a feeling of calm descends upon the heart. There seems to be truth in the words of old men: Long, long ago such quiet became a companion on overcast nights. ![]() |
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