An evocative, inward-looking poem, by Eliza, exclusively for Different Truths.
The aqueduct between To Be and Not To Be
has no marked length.
What we leave at the end
depends on us,
but it may
belong to the world.
After coming off the aqueduct of life
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Translated by Artur Komoter
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