A Little Word Dreams of the Girl

I do not understand at all, the sun playing invented colours several inches deep, which for the moment I am studying. Now I have never reached the inevitable moments of uncertainty, like those of glass at fairs, ready to let themselves in to salute the sky. I would get lost among the black stone of sleep, having the precise geographic location of paradise hidden within the ruthless religion of trees. They understand the surgical aspect of the term. As strange as the series may seem to the flies, in order to regain it, we had to backtrack behind the universal word. Please, do not expect me to suddenly become flesh. I imagine someone wrote these sentences. They are yours. For inside of me I have heard people laugh at what remains blind. I ask you, with each letter in the word, have you dreamed to catch a glimpse of the possibilities you could have had, present to us in a stroke of lightning played at full speed. One must at all costs produce ghosts of depths whose days are numbered. I recall having seen my childhood, a stranger to crystal, like those phonemes caught in ink, in the swelling of the flood. I have forgotten the one-three-one-four-one-six meaning of words; its double representations are shredded by the winds. For an instant we shall plant the dream of roots into unfathomable depths. It is this inexpressible thing which braves the void in the name of emptiness. I am only a word. Will you read me when I no longer write? I imagine, so many people die anyway, that all discovery is only where two looks meet.

$t. Mathieu

 

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