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Though another day passes, once having arrived, cinnamon sunny with a misguided preaching from a catholic church, I recall our gorgeous misty evening right by the waves from yesterday and its one peculiar moment: my dad pointed to a far away regatta sailing in a distance whilst standing to my right and asked me not quoting “Do you know why I wanted to go to the sea? The vastness of that body, no endings in infinity, no one to tell me what to do, and once you sailed away from the harbour it was just it living. Whilst I was on my night shift at the very front of the ship on my ever first voyage by sea, heading to England from Gdynia, I felt as if I was the very first man to discover the oncoming land, like Cristopher Columbus with his dear Santa María breaking the waves”. Yes, Dad. I would add, settled in my question “Why do I long somehow in smaller or bigger ways too at times for that aforementioned harbour and otherness with so many sounds, details, lights and dancing dangerous like knives in a tavern thrown? For so similar yet so privately schemed departures I paint?”, I would answer without Brain, even if it would be solely in perfect, dreamy way sketched: “Because there is some greater and truer breath of mine held out by a foreign hand or by standing lonely from the other mirror’s side in front of some tremendous waves of Kanagawa, hugging itself small yet with fearless Child’s patience, like the Young Verter on his painting. Some more abstract and breathtaking with charisma image of me there stands, flowing instead of walking, through called aisles. Beige coat into the blue falling. The No Man’s Skies and Lands (or yet Of Some Men) to be felt with all the body and upraising in all hues and minute sacrifices in speechless wonders, like lagoon’s turquoise water that would shine in a cave’s dark with krill dancing.” Some upholdings, some blind images and all rest fresh, windy, dark and light with grey whose voicing I cannot make, not just to keep it in immaculation to stay non-maimed. Tss Ouch. The Missing. El, ese, acantilado.
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Aug 26, 2020
Aug 26, 2020 at 6:40 PM UTC
You Stop That Ladder Right There!
Though another day passes, once having arrived, cinnamon sunny with a misguided preaching from a catholic church, I recall our gorgeous misty evening right by the waves from yesterday and its one peculiar moment: my dad pointed to a far away regatta sailing in a distance whilst standing to my right and asked me not quoting “Do you know why I wanted to go to the sea? The vastness of that body, no endings in infinity, no one to tell me what to do, and once you sailed away from the harbour it was just it living. Whilst I was on my night shift at the very front of the ship on my ever first voyage by sea, heading to England from Gdynia, I felt as if I was the very first man to discover the oncoming land, like Cristopher Columbus with his dear Santa María breaking the waves”. Yes, Dad. I would add, settled in my question “Why do I long somehow in smaller or bigger ways too at times for that aforementioned harbour and otherness with so many sounds, details, lights and dancing dangerous like knives in a tavern thrown? For so similar yet so privately schemed departures I paint?”, I would answer without Brain, even if it would be solely in perfect, dreamy way sketched: “Because there is some greater and truer breath of mine held out by a foreign hand or by standing lonely from the other mirror’s side in front of some tremendous waves of Kanagawa, hugging itself small yet with fearless Child’s patience, like the Young Verter on his painting. Some more abstract and breathtaking with charisma image of me there stands, flowing instead of walking, through called aisles. Beige coat into the blue falling. The No Man’s Skies and Lands (or yet Of Some Men) to be felt with all the body and upraising in all hues and minute sacrifices in speechless wonders, like lagoon’s turquoise water that would shine in a cave’s dark with krill dancing.” Some upholdings, some blind images and all rest fresh, windy, dark and light with grey whose voicing I cannot make, not just to keep it in immaculation to stay non-maimed. Tss Ouch. The Missing. El, ese, acantilado.
Why do I keep having this dream? These might be now only flickers Of a proof to come and test it once for all. Probably a family inheritance I get in blood or sight From Adam So often yet at times
DanRo
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Aug 26, 2020
Aug 26, 2020 at 6:40 PM UTC
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