To live outside the pale
Is to wither and die
Beyond the pale there are only
Dressed up cavaders
They are wound up each day
Like alarm clocks
They perform like seal
They die like box office receipts
But in the seething honey comb
There is a growth as of plants
An animal warmth
Almost suffocating
A vitality which accrues
From rubbing and glueing together
A hope which is physical
As well as spiritual
A contamination which
Is dangerous but salutary
Small souls perhaps
Burning like tapers
But burning steadily
And capable of throwing
Portenous shadows on the walls
Which hem them in
All goes round and round
Creaking, wobbling, lumbering
Whipmering some-tunes
But round and round and round
Then, if you become very still
Standind on a stoop for instance
And carefully think no thoughts
A myopic, bestial clarity besets your vision
There is a wheel
There are spokes
And there is a hub
And in the center of the hub
There is
Exactly nothing
Yann Tiersen is a French composer and multi-instrumentalist born in Brest in 1970. Known for his minimalist and evocative style, he has composed soundtracks for successful films such as "Amélie" (2001), which brought him international fame. Tiersen trained at the Paris Conservatory, where he studied piano and composition. His music often incorporates elements of Breton and Celtic folk, creating a dreamy and melancholic atmosphere. Besides film scores, Tiersen has released numerous studio albums, including "La Valse des Monstres" (1998) and "Tabarly" (2003). Among his most representative pieces are "Comptine d'un autre été: L'après-midi" (from "Amélie"), "La Valse des Monstres", and "Breizh". His music has been used in various theatrical and television productions, solidifying his status as a talented and versatile composer.
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