A BREATH ON THE WINDOW or Brainstorming Pictures

Here is a bit of surrealist poetry of pain, separation, isolation, despair and threatening disaster, evoking an archetypal world, underlying the contemporary existence. Issued from such a terrible "everyday life," the author's "breath," ostentatiously projected on the cold window, artificially interposed between him and the rest of the world, by a totalitarian regime, this poem is the only testimony of his existence as a human being, forced to live in an empty crowd, and therefore determine...