Without a knock By Attila Jozsef ( translated by Pieter)
If I become fond of you, you can enter my room without a knock. but think it over well, I lay you down on my pallet, the swishing straw sighs with the dust.
I bring in fresh water with the jug, before you leave, I’ ll wipe off your shoes. nobody bothers us here, you can patch our clothes peacefully .
The silence is big, I speak to you too, if you’re tired I’ll seat you on my only chair, if it’s cold you can take off your tie, collar, if you’re hungry, you’ll get a clean paper When something else turns up, But then let me also eat something, , I’m always hungry, too.
If I become fond of you, you can enter my room without a knock, but think it over well, It ‘d hurt my feelings if you avoid me for long after that.
Top answer
pieter But then let me also eat something, , I’m always hungry, too. I like the simplicity written in this line.
— Monox D. I-Fly
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