"A blue sky riddled with brilliance" MD

It was only after his death that She calls the Chinese and who was her lover in Indochina Marguerite Duras decided to write this autobiographical novel, "I had no idea at all that the death of Chinese to happen, the death of his body, his skin, his sex, his hands, "she explains in his preface in 1991. The writing thus comes after hymn in honor of a be gone, yet so alive in her, in her soul, her body inhabited by these intense memories. His presence supplies the pages of the novel.

The key is suggested. Emotions overflow into ellipses, unspoken, short sentences. We perceive that the love she has for this man, a deep, visceral love, spreads in its description of landscapes in music its rhythmic phrases, in silences that speak long. The words become both desire and sadness, desire to be palpated and a passionately loved, approached in all its intensity for a short time of its existence and sadness of the death of a relationship that could not last, of death all which closes each short life. Only saving writing can fill that void and keep track of a body that is no more, but immortal emotions.

The end is poignant cry from coeur.Je let you discover it because it is probably the most beautiful passage of the novel.

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Little explanation of the title of my review I've struggled to find (for the curious) .This is a sentence of Marguerite Duras, she suggested plans for a possible movie endnotes . I could have chosen as: "From the naked sky."
There are some beautiful phrases like "one day another blue dying" ... You'll find this if the book attracts you. It does not please everyone. We must feel the resonance in itself.