An edition of The final going of snow
(2011)
The final going of snow
by Kristiina Ehin
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Table of Contents
Introduction
How to explain my language to you
Blades of the fading summer's grass in your hair
Unrequited loves
Autumn has begun
We drink these drunken berries
Forest and town
Mornings full of night's golden pollen
Under the road
Before going we pack up
To give birth to children
I still can't find my light spring shoes
The greatest of these
Two white butterflies
Do you remember the time
The bed of a narrow-gauge railway
The faithful row of bare trees of my home
Through the blossoming maple
St John's Eve
Time devoured my old ears
A road of red clover
We barely escaped the hooves of the horses of death
Left quite still from the noise
I stepped barefoot
I give a start I tremble
My breath catches for a moment
To be at one and the same time newborn child and childbearer
You and I have
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Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 42).
Translated from the Estonian.
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