When i observed the golden flood sinking into the
rising pale pinkish ocean of the dawn conquering the world in the glory of the
elevating smell of palm trees, cypresses, and salt, the senses in conversation
imbued in the child’s heart the joy of the journey to the cities half-known,
half-unknown and the magic of the stroll along its streets: strange, yet
certainly not alien.
i could get a glimpse of it once i later realized
the vigor with which i wholeheartedly embraced passion for amber.
Not often did i recollect the smell so energizing
the very capacity to invoke, to reawaken, to stroll, to halt. Then to continue.
To continue naming the way one would persist in such quirky practice regardless
of the periods when instead of the coastal freshness, mornings saw one drenched
in thick flows of slumberous jelly. Slow, brownish streams sliding down the
driveway. Translucent walls, rainy pillars. Perpetual dim-lit late afternoon.
Like the onset of the night averse to fusion with the residues of the lingering
hollowness of unimaginably long days.
i could get a glimpse of it once i later realized
the vigor with which i wholeheartedly embraced passion for amber and started to
learn a language.
The light in the room drunk with the reflections of
the sparkles from the waterfall walls. Midday like midnight. Dozing into dusky
whirlpools. Sagging into a devouring bite of torpid sunset on a winter day
lulled into insipidness of persistent drizzle. Mockery of snow. When eyebrows,
instead of being an icicle tapestry,
prevent no stream from the forehead to merge with a quiet string of teardrops,
first shyly, then freely merging their particular trajectories into a long pathway
into the mouth, into the nostrils, into the waterfall pillars, into the
indifferent gateway into the night that usurped the whole day in variously
disguised ways.
i could get a glimpse of it once i later realized
the vigor with which i wholeheartedly embraced passion for amber and started to
learn the language i can understand and speak.
Dusks like midday. Nights like ceaseless drizzle,
melting sidewalks. Picture frames like gutters on a stormy day. Oil paint like
nail polish under the attack of acetone. Linen like canvas. Canvas like glass.
Glass like sparkles from watery pillars. Pillars like the whole mansion.
Withdrawn from a faraway buzz. Safely hidden behind the guardian driveway.
Resistance to noise…like flashes from the archive…hands holding hands…ye cliff
mafotherphunkie immemorial…watery walls…billows of puke…flash of dusk through
the dripping oil paint…counterrites…ye
cafĂ© club…molten frames…sagging into insipidness…phobic he was… counterrites…ye beach infamous… counterrites…mornings like
midnight…darkness like frozen eyebrows…likephunkdamafotherphunkiephunk!
Like the whole room were but a page from a book. Like the whole room were
sucked into the words emanating from the page the tales of cypresses infected
by the kiss of dew, tales of a layer of condensed salt suspended above the
water surface, lingering whispers of its first decondensed droplet as it starts
its subtle sippage back into the salty vastness, back into the greenery of the
dew-infected-purpleorange-dawndusk.
Like the pinkish ocean sagging into the milky dream
of the city whose granite strongholds smell of salty water and birds of prey.
Like the city infected by the kiss of dew.
i could get a glimpse of it once i later realized
the vigor with which i wholeheartedly embraced passion for amber and started to
like the language i can understand and speak.
Q : Counterrites.
A : Branchstylingly.
i could get a glimpse of it once i later realized
the vigor with which i wholeheartedly embraced passion for amber and started to
realize that i like the language i can understand and speak.
i could get a glimpse of it once i later realized
the vigor with which i wholeheartedly embraced passion for amber and started to
learn how to continue to realize that i like the language i can understand and
speak.
i could get a glimpse of it once i later realized
the vigor with which i wholeheartedly embraced passion for amber and started to
learn how to continue to realize that i
like the language i can understand and
speak : it’s called the poetics of
the remix.
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