Assembled there were the moon and a feverish wind, the incited, naked flesh of a man and a woman, sweat, perfume, the scars of a life at sea, the dim memory of ports around the world, a cramped breathless peephole, a young boy's iron heart - but these cards from a gypsy deck were scattered, prophesying nothing. The universal order at last achieved, thanks ot the sudden, screaming horn, had revealed an ineluctable circle of life - the cards had paired: Noboru and mother - mother and man - man and sea - sea and Noboru...
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With The Sea - pg. 13
Labels: Master-quotes, Yukio Mishima
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