9 of 26 – De l’Absurdite des vers – Mohamed Nait Youssef

Dear Earthlings:

My gift this year is a collection of 26 poems in my favorite language, French. It’s the language of love, so full of charm and mystery and music. Those earth tones, warm vowels that feel like deep ocher. It produces oxytocin, at least for me. The author, Mohamed Nait Youssef, is a promising voice. Very touching, heartfelt his journey into awareness. Here is the ninth in the series. We’ll come back every Friday.

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9. Circulus vitiosus deus :

Ma vie est un cercle

Dans le dédale des chiffres

Le cercle est monotone

Vieux comme cette saison d’automne

Plein de fausse lumière qui m’étonne

Je sais qu’un seul verbe

Donnent, donnes et donne…

Le chiffre ne savait pas de don

Plutôt, acheter cher client

Cette chose est vraiment bonne

Je sais que ma vie est monotone…

Published here with permission. Reach the author:

Mohamed NAIT YOUSSEF né en 1988 à Tripoli Libye. Étudiant de la littérature française à la faculté poly-disciplinaire d’Errachidia. Jeune issu du Sud-est du Maroc -village qui s’appelait, Gourrama, dans province de Midelt.

Esprit-libre03@hotmail.fr

+212615156476

Dear Earthlings,

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Namaste,