Plato: For of death no one has knowledge, and Paul Celan: No one witnesses for the witness….

Plato: For of death no one has knowledge , and Paul Celan: No one witnesses for the witness . Nevertheless, we always choose a companion: not for ourselves, but for something inside us, away from us, that asks us to be absent from ourselves to cross the line we can never reach. The companion, lost in advance, is henceforth the loss in our place. from The Last One to Speak by Maurice Blanchot,…