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Haiti - Literature : Dany Laferrière, a poem in tribute to Paris 22/11/2015 09:05:22
Paris 1983 : "I walk day and night in Paris for so long already that I wonder who lives in the other always moved to know that a poet named Villon did it before me that a liberator like Bolivar stayed there in dandy that my young neighbor Jean of the Masson Street celebrated his twentieth anniversary until dawn in a bistro opposite of a small dimly lit square I like to know that there exists a city where women enjoy walking at night without worrying shadows and also because there is a metro station before tiredness. I like to stroll in a town where the contrasting neighborhoods Bloom after our dreams. I like to stop at the cafe terrace Observe the ballet of servers. I love listening to conversations in the subway Of young girls who tell the prior evening. I like to see bare legs throughout the summer. This lifestyle that no other city knows better than Paris. And nobody has better sang than Villon and Aragon Or this young girl cross on the Boulevard Richard-Lenoir who exclaimed : 'I broke the heel but I do not care if it's in Paris'. Here I am in the bathtub to read this time, Paris is a feast of Hemingway While saying me that it will always be, whatever happens." Dany Laferrière HL/ HaitiLibre
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