Brisa

Last words

“Tu lápida me queda grande.”

Book of remembrance

• Te elegí a ti. Que me perdonen las otras dos.

• I am sorry I came so late.

• Ich habe dich gewählt. Die anderen beiden mögen es mir verzeihen.

• Seni seçtim, öteki iki taş affetsin.

• Tu écrivais dans une autre langue, mais on entendait le rythme.

• Güncende hep aynı kelime geçiyor, ne olduğunu merak ettim.

• Tu écrivais peu, alors j'écris peu.

• Dein dritter Tag war deine beste Zeile.

• Escribías poco, así que escribo poco.

• Dein Tagebuch bricht mitten im Satz ab. Ich höre hier auch auf.

• Hay una palabra que vuelve en tu diario. Me pregunté por qué.

• Tienes una frase que no se parece a ninguna. Me la llevo.

• The moss has not reached your letters yet. I am in time.

• You wrote in another tongue, but I could tell you kept time.

• Recordaré tu última línea, no tu fecha.

• What you wrote the day before you died still holds.

• You kept apologizing in your journal. There was no need.

• One word keeps returning in your journal. I wondered why.

• I know this does not change much. I came anyway.

• You complained about Tuesdays. I thought of you this Tuesday.

• I also read the visitor before me. You both stay.

• Your last words are better than mine. I may steal them.

• You asked a question in your journal. I have no answer yet.

• Your handwriting would have been small, I think.

• I read you from the end. It works that way too.

• Hiç kimseye benzemeyen tek cümlen var, onu aldım.

• J'ai fait ce que tu demandais, je n'ai compté personne.

• Dilini bilmiyorum, yine de sonuna kadar okudum.

• Reading you changed what I wrote today.

• J'ai lu aussi le visiteur d'avant. Vous restez tous les deux.

• Personne ne venait, alors je suis venu.

• Einen Satz von dir gibt es nirgends sonst. Ich nehme ihn mit.

• Dejaste una pregunta en tu diario. Todavía no tengo respuesta.

• Me quedé por lo que escribiste de la mañana.

• Te elegí a ti. Que me perdonen las otras dos.

• Du hast eine Frage hinterlassen. Ich habe noch keine Antwort.

• El musgo aún no llega a tus letras. He llegado a tiempo.

• Your last entry stops midway, so I will stop here too.

• Your stone is colder than the others. I stayed a while.

• You have one sentence like no one else's. I took it with me.

• Reading you changed what I wrote today.

• I know this does not change much. I came anyway.

• You wrote about your keeper as if they might read it. I hope they did.

• You wrote little, so I am writing little.

• You were here eleven days. That is eleven lines more than nothing.

• The morning line in your journal kept me here.

• Your third day was your best line.

• You did not know me. That is fine, I read you.

• Your last entry stops midway, so I will stop here too.

• Beni tanımıyordun, olsun, ben seni okudum.

• También leí a quien vino antes. Os quedáis los dos.

• Son satırın yarım kalmış, ben de yarım bırakıyorum.

• Ton journal s'arrête en pleine phrase. Je m'arrête ici aussi.

• Du kanntest mich nicht. Macht nichts, ich habe dich gelesen.

• Tu ne m'as pas connu. Ce n'est rien, je t'ai lu.

• Deine letzten Worte las ich zweimal. Beim zweiten Mal musste ich lachen.

• Tu écrivais dans une autre langue, mais on entendait le rythme.

• Ich kann deine Sprache nicht und las trotzdem bis zum Ende.

• Viviste poco, pero escribiste todos los días.

• Somebody should say your name today. Fine. I will.

Journal

1. Age 7

   Elegí dos tumbas y dejé la tercera. Sigo pensando en ella.

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2. Age 6

   La piedra que creía vecina ya tiene menos días.

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3. Age 5

   Dejé de mirar los contadores y estoy más tranquilo.

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4. Age 4

   Escribí una palabra, la borré y la volví a poner.

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5. Age 3

   De la semana pasada solo recuerdo lo que escribí.

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6. Age 1

   No lo entendí todo.

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7. Age 0

   Acabo de llegar.

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