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Je roule avec dédain, sans voir et sans entendre,À côté des fourmis les populations ;Je ne distingue pas leur terrier de leur cendre,J'ignore en les portant les noms des nationsOn me dit une mère et je suis une tombe.Mon hiver prend vos morts comme son hécatombe,Mon printemps ne sent pas vos adorations.
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