Saturday, March 31, 2007
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Friday, March 9, 2007
Un Amor DinĂ¡mico
Now, drained as if a million leaches covered my body. I feel ashen, lifeless, hollowed out like a dugout canoe, left to float along the river of life without the slightest diversion in course. I yearn to feel as I did before and that longing for what exists only in fragmentary memory will stay with me. I know that now. It can hide itself like a dormant disease; new skin, fresh cells will cover it up, until one day, a slight poke or prod awakens it and it grows with every beat. Slowly, the cancerous cell swells. Each memory provoking it until it is met with the resistance of reality, then it sinks back, again covered by new growth, new experiences.
But it’s there, and worse than that, I don’t consider it a disease, but in a way, one of the most beautiful pains a person can feel. The pain of separation; no, of becoming one and then forcefully separated, that pain is cutting, violent, grinding, and finally laced with a sweet glaze of melancholy that makes one lick at the wounds, sucking every last bit of dark crimson from that hole, savoring it for its existence, its plain existence.
Thursday, March 8, 2007
Wednesday, March 7, 2007
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