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“He takes it out from underneath his bed, this crate, he says, a crate for milk, where I contain my life, and reads, and for music we have the sea, or is it the rhythm of the sea, the sea I splatter over news in blue and pink, and feel over my body when I try and rock myself to sleep.”
“I kept this notebook with me when I was in Rome and then on Ponza.”
“He remembers the church of his childhood as a special place where care was given to make a beautiful world.”
“His voice is very beautiful and he whispers things sometimes to me in an aside.”
“I ask him about his newspaper paintings.”
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“He looks down again and at his feet, and out beyond the roofs.”