Work is such a mischievous dog which never does as it’s told no matter how loud you shout at it It won’t stay, it won’t fetch, and you end up herding the flock yourself. And love, well it’s a half wild cat you feed occasionally. It makes off with your ball of wool and tears your knitting in pieces so you chase the creature away.
Nobody except an idiot or a saint would expect the two of them to lie down together.
And we are all undone by the undone all the words we never said the journeys we never made the food that was prepared but never eaten. But no doubt, come the final reckoning the undone too is done with In its perfect state of undone-ness, it is as over and bloody well done with
As the few days we live/as the wandering path we travelled As the broken thread.
Varg translated into English by the author
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