Vaincre No. 3, September 1989, page 37

Managing Editor: Thomas Plantard de Saint-Clair

110, Rue Henri Dunant, 92700 COLOMBES

THE REVOLUTION

The tone is no longer that of a beautiful dream

When, everywhere, they are arising.

Listen, my friends, to what is happening.

Look out above all to see if anyone is trespassing

 

And if they are, make sure you have ready

All your treasures, all your packages

Since a donkey, or better still an aeroplane

Will certainly make sure that you escape.

 

If all that money is weighing you down too much

Then in the Mountain there are holes up high

That will hide them like a banker would.

Envy, get away from my chequebook!

 

Nature is there, the revolution is finished.

Next time you won't be so gullible!

Peace at last, the futile pleasures have returned.

Ah! But our money! What has become of it?

 

Paper, metal, is it really that precious?

More precious than one's family and the smiling of the heavens?

 

France CAVAILLE

- 24 JUNE 1989

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