“Wherever he steps, there always
Endures traced in sand
A large-toed footprint
Which clamors to be tried out
By his childish foot arriving
From the virgin forests.”

"Birth" (1947)
Daylight (1953)

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Polish, poet, diplomat, prosaist, writer, and translator 1911–2004

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