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eishsdhana — 19 years ago(November 08, 2006 09:33 AM)

"He belonged to his own life and the turn of goodness
would have taken longer to recreate than a star.
The loved one who came without my ever hoping he would,
has not come back and never will again."

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It is a rather loose translation of Rimbaud's prose piece, The Deserts of Love, a clear influence on the film. It can be read in English translation
here
, but if by any chance you read French here is the
original.

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Well, I'm not sure but he was reading a book of poems of Rimbaud.

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