[ti:] [ar:] [al:] [by:] [offset:0] [00:12.81]Two weeks after my arrival fox died just after sunset [00:21.63]I was stretched out on the bed when he approached [00:24.06]And tried painfully to jump up he wagged his tail nervously [00:31.50]Since the beginning he hadn't touched his bowl once [00:36.48]He had lost a lot of weight [00:40.29]I helped him to settle on my lap [00:43.20]For a few seconds he looked at me [00:46.83]With a curious mixture of exhaustion and apology [00:52.68]Then calmed he closed his eyes [01:00.33]Two minutes later he gave out his last breath [01:06.93]I buried him beside the residence [01:10.11]At the western extremity of the land [01:12.84]Surrounded by the protective fence [01:15.84]Next to his predecessors [01:19.11]During the night a rapid transport [01:22.14]From the central city dropped off an identical dog [01:26.91]They knew the codes and how to work the barrier [01:30.15]I didn't have to get up to greet them [01:33.21]A small white and ginger mongrel [01:35.22]Came toward me wagging its tail [01:38.82]I gestured to him [01:40.26]He jumped on the bed and stretched out beside me [01:46.89]Love is simple to define [01:49.68]But it seldom happens in the series of beings [01:55.68]Through these dogs we pay homage to love [02:01.56]And to its possibility [02:06.54]What is a dog but a machine for loving [02:12.15]You introduce him to a human [02:14.04]Being giving him the mission to love [02:20.13]And however ugly perverse [02:24.78]Deformed or stupid this human being might be [02:31.20]The dog loves him the dog loves him [03:04.92]The dog loves him