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Writer's pictureCorbin Allardice

September 3, 1911

There are times when I live entirely without self-consciousness, times when I live all but without mind. I vegetate. I listen to myself, and outside of a weak feeling of nausea, there is nothing. I am almost well.*


There is much work that I must do.


This is a dangerous time for me. Sisyphus’ stone rolls downhill.


By Moyshe Varshe

Translated by Corbin Allardice


*- Or, “that is almost good for/by me.”

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