J’ai tué. Architecture – paysage the troubles of the heart

the troubles of the heart

The figure and thought of Ludwig Wittgenstein are the pivots of this book

and Gustave Roud

as the gaze plucks it

J’ai tué. Architecture – paysage the troubles of the heart"I will defy man. My fellow man. A monkey. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. Now it's the two of us. With my fist, with my knife. Without mercy. I jump on my antagonist. I deal him a terrible blow. His head is almost detached. I killed the Boche. I was quicker and faster than him. More direct. I struck first. I have a sense of reality, I, a poet. I acted. I killed. Like one who wants to live." When the First World War broke out, Cendrars