Abstract: In the metamorphoses of writing, one can read the constant desire to extract a certain “honey,” the substance of which is a metaphor for the union of the self and the world. This feeling of unity is affected by the eddies of interiority and the infinite variety of sensibility. What forms does profound poetic prose take to present the intense experience of the unknown, of the unnamable? A stylistic study examines the suspensive aspect of several passages of narration to establish a semiotics of sensation.
