Er was iemand die zei: ‘Ja, net als vliegen, heel gemakkelijk, je hoeft er alleen maar voor te zorgen dat je de grond niet raakt.’
Tjitske Jansen

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Er was iemand die zei: ‘Ja, net als vliegen, heel gemakkelijk, je hoeft er alleen maar voor te zorgen dat je de grond niet raakt.’
Tjitske Jansen

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Er was dezelfde iemand met wie ik ruziemaakte omdat hij van mening was dat je op een stoel moet kunnen zitten. Als een kunstenaar een stoel maakt waar je niet op zitten kunt dan slaat dat nergens op en is die stoel geen stoel. Vond hij.
- Tjitske Jansen, Koerikoeloem
There was moss. The living proof that you can grow without roots.
Tjitske Jansen - Koerikoeloem
Another thing I made for school. It's a comic based on an untitled poem (they're all untitled, or it's just one very long poem) from Koerikoeloem by Tjitske Jansen.
I tried to translate it:
There was my mother who was roasting meat for a lady down the road because that lady couldn't stand the smell.
There was the standing next to my mother in the kitchen. She poked the meat and she was looking at the pan. We said nothing and I was looking at the meat, through the window and a little bit at my mother as well. Not too much, she couldn't notice.
There was a question I wanted to ask her. There was the waiting forÂ
the
 moment. When she turns the meat for example. I'll say what I want to say really quickly, hope she won't notice it, still hears and that she'll answer by accident.
There was my mother who turned the meat. 'Mummy, does God always see me?' My mother kept looking at the pan. 'Did you think that?' she said to the pan. 'Did you think that he wouldn't have anything better to do than to watch you?'