:30:02
for ages.
:30:04
''You'II have running water.'' But--
:30:07
And you don't protest?
:30:09
What do we say?
:30:13
My father swears every so often...
:30:16
but... onIy to himseIf.
:30:19
There are peopIe who, with a strong
wiII, manage to change things.
:30:23
It's a pity.
:30:25
This pIace is so beautifuI!
:30:30
Think so?
:30:34
Yes. Sit down.
:30:41
Here on the isIand, the sea...
:30:44
so much sea.
:30:46
It spiIIs over from time to time.
:30:48
It says yes, then no...
:30:51
then no.
:30:52
In bIue, in foam, in a gaIIop...
:30:55
it says no, then no.
:30:57
It cannot be stiII.
My name is sea, it repeats...
:31:01
striking a stone
but not convincing it.
:31:04
Then with the seven green tongues
of seven green tigers...
:31:08
of seven green seas...
:31:11
it caresses it, kisses it, wets it...
:31:14
and pounds on its chest,
repeating its own name.
:31:20
WeII?
:31:21
What do you think?
:31:24
It's weird.
:31:27
What do you mean, weird?
:31:28
- You're a severe critic.
- No, not your poem.
:31:33
Weird...
:31:36
Weird...
:31:38
how I feIt whiIe
you were saying it.
:31:41
How was that?
:31:44
I don't know.
:31:47
The words went back and forth.
:31:50
- Like the sea then?
- ExactIy.
:31:54
- Like the sea.
- There, that's the rhythm.
:31:57
I feIt seasick, in fact.