“the roads lay under us in white quilts
the telegraph-wires jerked tight and wrote
mantras on the sky”

"A ló meghal a madarak kirepülnek" ("The Horse Dies the Birds Fly Away"), 1922, translated by Edwin Morgan

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Hungarian artist, poet, writer, politician 1887–1967

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