“A simple and tragic idyll creates a love song which, despite everything, is a song of hope. This song intends to let us play a role in the birth of a word and, in a dimension that is more than just real, in raising the threshold of suffering that depicts a persecuted community whose lamentations are once again taken up from time to time in their martyrdoms.” (Jabès)

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