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Description
It is an autumn evening, exactly October 31st. A biting wind stirs the clouds, snatches the last leaves from the trees and whirls them on the ground, moist with
smells. The day ends, the night begins. It is twilight, when light and shadow merge, when it is impossible to determine where one ends and the other begins. Apparently
it is an autumn evening like any other. But in the most remote cities, towns and countryside, something is out of the ordinary.
First of all, the behavior of men and women returning from work. They seem relaxed, if not happy. They willingly linger at the bar or, on their way home, they know
that the next day they will interrupt the infernal working cycle. The following day is a holiday. One of those feasts that during the Ancien Régime were nicknamed
"flared", that is religious, and that even the very secular French Republic has kept in its calendar, to the delight of all citizens, believers and non-believers.
It is the feast of All Saints. But for most people it's a sad day. We go to the cemetery with the family to bring chrysanthemums to the grave of loved ones. The ritual
gesture of commemoration of the dead is accompanied by a sort of sadness, often confirmed by the weather situation. In France, when it rains or when the sky is "low
and heavy", as Baudelaire wrote, evoking the hammer blows needed to mount a gallows, it is said that it is "an All Saints' time", even if it is now late spring.
smells. The day ends, the night begins. It is twilight, when light and shadow merge, when it is impossible to determine where one ends and the other begins. Apparently
it is an autumn evening like any other. But in the most remote cities, towns and countryside, something is out of the ordinary.
First of all, the behavior of men and women returning from work. They seem relaxed, if not happy. They willingly linger at the bar or, on their way home, they know
that the next day they will interrupt the infernal working cycle. The following day is a holiday. One of those feasts that during the Ancien Régime were nicknamed
"flared", that is religious, and that even the very secular French Republic has kept in its calendar, to the delight of all citizens, believers and non-believers.
It is the feast of All Saints. But for most people it's a sad day. We go to the cemetery with the family to bring chrysanthemums to the grave of loved ones. The ritual
gesture of commemoration of the dead is accompanied by a sort of sadness, often confirmed by the weather situation. In France, when it rains or when the sky is "low
and heavy", as Baudelaire wrote, evoking the hammer blows needed to mount a gallows, it is said that it is "an All Saints' time", even if it is now late spring.
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- Auteur(s) :
- Editeur:
Contenu
- Nombre de pages :
- 218
- Langue:
- Allemand
Caractéristiques
- EAN:
- 9798483329619
- Date de parution :
- 23-09-21
- Format:
- Livre broché
- Format numérique:
- Trade paperback (VS)
- Dimensions :
- 140 mm x 216 mm
- Poids :
- 258 g
