Prejudiced
With that prejudice the disobedient toward death,
the crafty, the hypocrite, the unconvinced,
he underlines insignificant or inexistent things:
the fluff of the dead bird on the thorns,
the window that opens to a dead-end wall,
the scratches of the wall, the sketch of a vessel
the handsome archer among the large lilies
that invisible depth which the archer aims at
while two dead men, with turned backs, slowly
and carefully raise in front of the window
the white, square, stretched bed sheet.
Manolis Aligizakis 