2000. március 15.
March 15, 2000
Author(s): Ottó TolnaiSubject(s): Literary Texts
Published by: EX Symposion Alapítvány
Keywords: free; Ottó Tolnai; Hungarian literature; 15th of March;
Summary/Abstract: I am sitting on the garden bench, in front of the gypsophila hedge, under the bare-necked, 100-year-old black pine trees opposite the Sandcastle. I turn my face towards the weak sun. As if I wanted to swill, to wash away the growing number of warts and the swelling pock-marks with the warm, clean light. We had the nice, complicated roof tiles of the Sandcastle replaced five years ago, but a few tiles need to be replaced again, a few tiles need to be adjusted on the steep tower, too, which I would like to have declared an ivory tower in the beginning (I put my desk right under it, de facto in the tower, etc), but then one day I noticed that sand was ticking and falling: in fact, I was sitting in a sand-clock.
Journal: EX Symposion
- Issue Year: 2000
- Issue No: 30-31
- Page Range: 99-108
- Page Count: 10
- Language: Hungarian