When the child was a child,
he went with his arms hanging,
wanted the brook was a river,
the river a torrent
and this puddle, the sea.
When the child was a child,
did not know was a child, for him
everyone has a soul and all souls were one.
When the child was a child, had nothing on
review, had not
habits,
often sat cross-legged,
and suddenly slipped away,
had a whirlwind in my hair and did
faces as a photographer.
Peter Handke
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