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Truck driver on U.S. Highway Route no. 11 near Wytheville, Virginia: photo by John Vachon, March 1943
Even the Flood
Did not last forever.
In time
The black waters withdrew.
Yes, but how few
Survived to confirm that fact!
Did not last forever.
In time
The black waters withdrew.
Yes, but how few
Survived to confirm that fact!
A truck with a sleeper car accommodation on U.S. Highway Route no. 11 near Wytheville, Virginia: photo by John Vachon, March 1943
Selbst die Sintflut
Dauerte nicht ewig.
Einmal verrannen
Die schwarzen Gewässer.
Freilich, wie wenige
Dauerten länger!
Truck driver on U.S. Highway Route no. 11 near Wytheville, Virginia: photo by John Vachon, March 1943
Butch Ryan driving a Brown truck on U.S. highway near Charlottesville, Virginia: photo by John Vachon, March 1943
Earl Callam, truck driver, en route to Atlanta: photo by John Vachon, March 1943
Earl Callam, truck driver, en route to Atlanta: photo by John Vachon, March 1943
Cajun truck driver, Lafayette, Louisiana: photo by John Vachon, March 1943
New York to Baltimore driver stopping for dinner at a truckers' diner on U.S. Highway 40. New Castle (vicinity), Delaware: photo by John Vachon, February 1943
Gas station at night, Dubuque, Iowa: photo by John Vachon, April 1940
An "open all night" gas station in Durham, North Carolina: photo by Jack Delano, May 1940
Bertolt Brecht: Beim Lesen des Horaz/Reading Horace from Buckower Elegien/Buckow Elegies, July/August 1953: English version by TC
Photos from Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress
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