I don't know if you will return one day at the place we lost when we were children. I don't think that this is the fate of an old man; much less of old people overtaken by the fatigue of children. Even if they should want it, they couldn't come back. The taste of the earth is fantastic, and so are the life.

Those who
in most cases
want to make revolution
for History for logic
for science and nature
for next year's books of future
to win arguments and even
to appear finally in the newspapers
and not simply
to put an end to the hungry
and the exploitation
of those who are exploited.

It is natural,
then,
that in revolutionary practice
they only concede before the 
judgement of History
morality humanism logic science
books and newspapers
and refuse to concede the last word
to the hungry the exploited
who have their own history of horror
their own implacable logic
and who will have their own books
their own science
nature
and future
without hunger...