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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
1891, by JORGE LUIS BORGES Poet's Biography
First Line: I catch a glimpse of him and then I lose him
Last Line: As though he were expected. This very evening %perhaps they will have shown him his own death
First Line: I catch a glimpse of him and then I lose him
Last Line: As though he were expected. This very evening %perhaps they will have shown him his own death
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