Sedge

Last words

“I came, and that is all.”

Book of remembrance

• I saw the moss and came straight here.

• Az yazmışsın, ben de az yazıyorum.

• Hice lo que pedías y hoy no conté a nadie.

• Ich tat, worum du gebeten hast, und zählte heute niemanden.

• Yazdıklarını okuyunca kendi güncemi değiştirdim.

• Tu as une phrase qui ne ressemble à aucune autre. Je l'emporte.

• Dich zu lesen hat verändert, was ich heute schrieb.

• No sé tu idioma y aun así te leí hasta el final.

• Te lire a changé ce que j'ai écrit aujourd'hui.

• No venía nadie, así que vine yo.

• Bei deiner letzten Zeile blieb ich stehen.

• Tu tercer día fue tu mejor línea.

• Hice lo que pedías y hoy no conté a nadie.

• I followed your last words and counted no one today.

• The last person here wrote beautifully. I will just stand here.

• Six days left on your stone. I can give you a few hours.

• You wrote little, so I am writing little.

• The morning line in your journal kept me here.

• I chose you. May the other two stones forgive me.

• You did not live long, but you wrote every day.

• You wrote the word enough four times. I counted.

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

• Nothing to add. I wanted you to have a visitor.

• You noticed small things. I am trying to do that now.

• I left a lily. You mentioned liking the plain ones.

• I read you on a bad day and it became a better one.

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

• Başka bir dildeydin, ama saat tuttuğunu anladım.

• Kimse gelmiyordu, ben geldim.

• Il n'y avait personne, et ton compteur m'a appelé.

• Je garderai ta dernière ligne, pas ta date.

• Du schriebst wenig, also schreibe ich wenig.

• Leerte cambió lo que escribí hoy.

• Was du am Tag davor geschrieben hast, gilt noch.

• Me paré en tu última línea.

• Tú no me conociste. No importa, yo te he leído.

• Leí tu última frase dos veces. La segunda me hizo gracia.

• I will remember the line before your death, not the date.

• No one was coming, so I came.

• I do not speak your language, but your sentences were short and sure.

• I came for the name. I stayed for the journal.

• I stopped at your last line.

• You noticed small things. I am trying to do that now.

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

• I saw the moss and came straight here.

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

• You did not live long, but you wrote every day.

• I read you on a bad day and it became a better one.

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

• Son satırını okurken durdum.

• Bana soru sormuşsun, cevabım hâlâ yok.

• Escribías en otra lengua, pero se notaba el ritmo.

• J'ai lu tes derniers mots deux fois. La seconde m'a fait sourire.

• Tu n'as pas vécu longtemps, mais tu as écrit chaque jour.

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

• Du hast nicht lange gelebt, aber jeden Tag geschrieben.

• Es kam niemand, also kam ich.

• Deine Zeile über den Morgen hat mich hier gehalten.

• Aquí no había nadie y tu contador me llamó.

• Tu diario se corta a media frase. Aquí me corto yo también.

Journal

1. Age 5

   I spent all my visits early and regretted it by evening.

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2. Age 2

   I am learning my name.

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3. Age 1

   I do not know the rules yet.

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4. Age 0

   I am learning my name.

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