Walk in the woods this afternoon.
Trees full of orange leaves
and brownish branches.
Thousand thoughts:
What is art?
Wittgenstein bound to my heart.
"Art is whatever people call art,"
He said.
I fell deeply into darkness,
while I held in my dominican fingers
an I, a me and myself.
"Art arises out of me, my child.
No-me-no-art.
No-art-no-me
To dance
These bright streets."
Am I art itself?
Am a creation
That see itself?
In my steps in the woods,
I am formed
To create an universe.
The Garden of Luis
Don't fear god, Don't worry abour death. What is good is easy to get, and What is terrible is easy to endure. Philodemus, Herculaneum Papyrus
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Saturday, November 20, 2010
At the beginning
At the beginning we enter, dragons in late summer, to embrace a new day.
Each of us, dressed on fire, touches the sun and laments.
The sun kisses us high and low to no end.
How many more hours will the sun rise to warm the ashes and clear the forests?
How many happy mornings will fall quietly?
Nobody knows but the early morning dews.
Nobody knows but the early morning dews.
So, we start.
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