Kensington Square - Vincent Delerm

Alors vous avez emprunt?

la Bentley bleu pale de son p?

re Elle a conduit machoires serr?

es dans le quartier des affaires

Au d?

but de la soir?

e Oxford avenue d’l’ann?e derni?

re Vous vous etes dirig?

s vers Kensington square

Surtout ne pas abimer les fauteuils cuirs marron clair

Surtout ne laisser trainer aucun papier?

l’arri?re

Dans le soir et qui descend sous les premiers lampadaires

Vous serez assis sur le bancs de Kensington Square.

Pourtant il ne se passera?

peu pr?

s rien entre vous

Que ce moment ou les bras serr?

s autour des genoux

Elle dira nous avons bien fait

Et c’est peut-etre?

cet instant qu’il aurait fallu qu’il fallait

Et tu regretteras longtemps.

longtemps apr?

s Vous venez de d?

passer ce monument fun?

raire

Fr?

quemment photographi?

dans les vieux manuels scolaires

Elle craint de n’avoir pas pris en passant par Saint-John Street

R?

ellement un racourci elle remonte un peu sa vitre

Tu essaye de temps en temps une conversation nouvelle

Elle ne r?

pond pas vraiment tu d?

balles un caramel

Les autobus qui d?

filent plus que quelques m?

tres?

faire

Tout sera tellement facile?

Kensington Square

Pourtant il ne se passera?

peu pr?

s rien entre vous

Que ce moment ou les bras serr?

s autour des genoux

Elle dira nous avons bien fait

Et c’est peut-etre?

cet instant qu’il aurait fallu qu’il fallait

Et tu regretteras longtemps.

longtemps apr?

s Sur les pelouses de Kensington tu n’as pas su lire mes pense?

s De ce cardigan qui frissonne de la main qui vient d’arracher

Les feuilles rougeatres d’un prunier

Elle te d?

posera chez toi devant le portail de l’entr?e

Et dans la nuit tu entendra tes propres l?

vres murmurer

C'?tait une excellente soir?

e Alors vous avez emprunt?

la Bentley bleu pale de son p?

re Elle a conduit machoires serr?

es dans le quartier des affaires

Au d?

but de la soir?

e Oxford avenue d’l’ann?e derni?

re Vous vous etes dirig?

s vers Kensington square

So you have borrowed?

his father's pale blue Bentley?

re She drove jaws tight?

are in the business district

On the d?

goal of the night?

e Oxford avenue last year?

re You headed?

s towards Kensington square

Above all, do not damage the light brown leather armchairs

Above all, don't leave any paper lying around?

the back

In the evening and going down under the first streetlights

You will be seated on the benches in Kensington Square.

Yet it won't happen?

little near

nothing between you

That this moment or arms tight?

s around the knees

She'll say we did well

And maybe it is?

this moment that should have been

And you will regret for a long time.

long after

s Are you from d?

pass this fun monument?

laugh

Fr?

how often photographed?

in old textbooks

She's afraid she didn't take through St. John Street

R?

she's a shortcut she rolls her window up a bit

Every now and then you try a new conversation

She doesn't

don't you really lay d?

balls a caramel

The buses which

spin more than a few m?

very?

To do

Everything will be so easy?

Kensington Square

Yet it won't happen?

little near

nothing between you

That this moment or arms tight?

s around the knees

She'll say we did well

And maybe it is?

this moment that should have been

And you will regret for a long time.

long after

s On the lawns of Kensington you couldn't read my thoughts?

s Of this cardigan that shivers from the hand that has just snatched

The reddish leaves of a plum tree

She d?

will pose at your house in front of the entrance gate

And in the night you will hear your own l?

you whisper

It was an excellent evening?

e So you borrowed?

his father's pale blue Bentley?

re She drove jaws tight?

are in the business district

On the d?

goal of the night?

e Oxford avenue last year?

re You headed?

s towards Kensington square