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Cesaree
Cesarea.
The place is called Caesaree
Cesarea.
It remains no more than the memory of history
and this single word
to name it
Cesaree.
Totality.
Just the place
And the word.
The land
It is white.
Of marble dust mixed with the sand of the sea.
Pain.
The intolerable.
The pain of their separation.
Cesaree.
The place is called again.
Cesaree. Cesarea.
The area is flat
facing the sea
the sea is at the end of his run
hits the ruins
always hard
There, now, in front of another continent.
Blue
the columns of blue marble.
placed there,
before the port.
Everything
destroyed.
Everything has been destroyed.
Cesaree
Cesarea.
Caught.
Removed
Taken to exile on a Roman ship
Queen of the Jews,
Women's Queen of Samaria.
For him.
Him
The criminal
He who had destroyed the Temple of Jerusalem.
And then
repudiated.
The place is still
Cesaree Cesarea.
The end of the sea
The sea that strikes
from the deserts
They are just history
Everything
Nothing more than
this from under the marble steps.
The dust
And blue columns drowned
The sea has reclaimed the land of Caesaree
The streets of Caesaree were narrow,
obscure.
His coolness led the sunny plazas.
the arrival of vessels
and dust of the herds.
In this dust
we see again
still read the thought
people of Caesaree
the footsteps of the streets,
of Peoples
of Cesaree
She,
Queen of the Jews.
back there
Repudiated.
Driven
For reasons of state ...
Rejected for reasons of state ...
Cesaree returns
The trip
on the sea in Roman ship
destroyed
by intolerable pain to have abandoned him,
him, the criminal of the temple.
At the bottom of the ship rests,
the white strip of death.
The news of pain erupted and spread to the world.
The news traveled the seas,
spreads to the world.
The place is called Cesaree.
Cesarea.
In the north, Lake Tiberias, the great caravasar Saint-Jean-d'Acre.
Between the lake and the sea, Judea, Galilee.
Around, fields of bananas, maize,
orange groves
wheat of Galilee.
In the south, Jerusalem, to the East, Asia,
deserts.
She was very young, eighteen, thirty years
two thousand years.
He took her.
Rejected for reasons of state,
The Senate spoke of the danger of such a love.
ripped from him his desire
Dies.
In the morning before the city, the ship of Rome.
Switches, white as the rock, appears.
Without any shame.
In the sky, suddenly, place the ash
calls on cities Pompeii, Herculaneum.
Dead.
destroys everything
Dies.
The place is called Caesaree
Cesarea
There nothing more to see than the whole.
It makes a lousy summer in Paris.
Cold. From the mist.
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