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Frabbejais

"In cases of major discrepancies, it's always reality that's got it wrong."

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Insomniac












Over and over the old, granular movie
Exposes embarrassments: the mizzling days
Of childhood and adolescence, sticky with dreams,
Parental faces on tall stalks, alternately stern and tearful,
A garden of buggy rose that made him cry.
His forehead is bumpy as a sack of rocks.
Memories jostle each other for face-room like obsolete film stars.
(Sylvia Plath)

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Outgrowth


Stiff as twigs, her body woodenly
Askew, she'll ache and wake... (Sylvia Plath)

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Would you care for some tea?


one cup, or maybe two...

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Plans

Pero' se la fortuna mi fa felice, tal viso asponero'...

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Colour

A luminous vibration that translates all the appearances of the world.

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Rebellion


...against uniformity and conformity

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Art&Music


Everything has a story; this one goes back to old times when no social conscience existed and when instinct ruled.

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Old times


A dream that has been recurrent all through my adolescence and is now haunting my sleep again.

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I love design


How much I enjoy design.

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Socializing


Sometimes, when I am in a crowded place - especially with people I know - I have this feeling of shrinking and acquiring a resonably large "triangle" of distance from each and everyone in the room. Sometimes/most of the times it works, even when I spend hours trifling or talking about "important matters". It's my shield, or if you will, my way of chosing my presence.
The more someone is trying to break this shield, the more I shrink into a small Alice nowhere to be found.

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old people

Why does the past seem closer than the present to old people?

They always seem to find it easier to remember how they used to tie up their laces in the army than what they had for supper. It's frustrating and it's entreaguing, or maybe it's just envy of people who find it relevant enough to remember and share such experiences.

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thoughts


"One of his minds raced. The other dawdled lovingly over the food it was still shoveling in."
(I know it's rather strange as a first article after a month absence...but then again, maybe that's exactly it)

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Fate


What would you say if newborn, before learning how to say "mother", learnt the name of death and started crying...
(Sysiphus in Octavian Paler's "Subjective Mythologies")

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five minutes

Oh, the whole thing is mad! Mad! An awful misunderstanding! It's improbable! Impossible!
I was only five minutes too
early...

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Water


There's something so calming, and yet so overwhelming about water; is it the colour, is it the movement, is it the depth, is it the everything else reflecting? I don't know, but somehow the thoughts rest well in its depths.

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