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Finding a way to talk about the reading experience is, I've realised, the greatest pleasure of writing; where it ends is of no importance.

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Sunday, January 11th, 2015

🦋 cementerio de San José, Granada

cementerio de San José

The earth there is a deep, raw red, and the olive trees that punctuate it are green and gray and very old. The cemetery wall is high and long, the same color as the earth, and it is crowned with rough clay tiles.
-- Jon Lee Anderson

aquí te fusilaron García Lorca
aquí sobre el rojo crudo de la tierra
se ha derramado tu sangre rojo cruda y
caliente

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🦋 Guía de Perplejos, pasajes



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Thursday, January first, 2015

🦋 Dad and



Yours truly in my father's arms, 1971

posted evening of January first, 2015: 1 response
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🦋 mañana es otro dia

mañana es otro día
por J. Osner


nos unamos los manos:
nos giremos hacia el este
esperando al sol que teñirán
de rosa sus rayos el cielo negro;
nos dejarán saber
que empieza el nuevo día,
ese día hasta que postergábamos
todos los deseos más queridos.
agárrame a mí ahora la mano
y dime nuevamente, muévete:
nos ya estamos quemando
debajo del sol del mediodía.

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Thursday, December 25th, 2014

🦋 Christmas wishes

May all your tidings be explicitly comfortable and feasibly joyous; may all your glory be in the highest.

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Tuesday, December 16th, 2014

🦋 Go, little buddies, go!

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Saturday, December 13th, 2014

🦋 Genesis

Luminiferous Genesis
by J Osner

The first day was water. On the second day
water created earth.
On the third day mud

breathed air. On the fourth day creation blazed, and said
that it was good. Muddy reality,
eternally drying out in the heat

of the moment.

posted morning of December 13th, 2014: Respond
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Saturday, December 6th, 2014


Twilight Zone - Once Upon a Time - Buster Keaton by pourlidasnstavros

posted afternoon of December 6th, 2014: Respond

🦋 Sound advice

Sedula curavi humanas actiones non detestare neque flere neque ridere, sed intelligere. (Spinosa)

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🦋 Dialog

on an easel on the stage, the title -- ποταμοῖσι τοῖσιν αὐτοῖσιν ἐμϐαίνουσιν, ἕτερα καὶ ἕτερα ὕδατα ἐπιρρεῖ. Different waters bathe those who step into the same river. --Heraclitus of Ephysus. The spot fades and the placard is removed; enter Cratylus stage right. Lights come up stage right on Cratylus and gradually on the rest of his colleagues, who are standing like statues. Each (except Cratylus) has a placard identifying the character's name at his feet. Cr. kicks them away one by one as he points at the actor -- "waking him up".

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