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Movimiento estudiantil
My dear students,
little pigeons from the Forja factory in Buenos Aires.

The institution we built together has become
a hangar for hanging pieces of discounted meat.


Go out into the world with bright faces –
leave the twilight of ignorance and dullness, you have experienced all
that is necessary to understand the meaning
and responsibility of the creative person in the world.


Göttingen 1937, Tlatelolco 1968, Koper 2010.

Important burnt-out sites of hopes and comprehensions,
the only worthy investments in the future.


Nothing can excuse the actions of madness,
what is left after is merely the disinfectant
smell of crime and some newly
decorated vultures.


Beware of them! The smiles
on their faces
are veils of death.


© Taja Kramberger, Z roba klifa / From the Edge of a Cliff, CSK, Ljubljana, 2011
© Translation by Špela Drnovšek Zorko, 2012
Written by: Taja Kramberger

Book: Shattered Sighs