it's 10 am Monday morning and Sunday is gone so i just allow myself to plan a good day but then, because it's Monday and Monday is cinema at the theatre night, i go and check what's today movie. Seriously? In the Realm of the Senses? Perfect! that's exactly what i wanted... a torrid sexy movie i can ask nobody to go with unless i accept the fact that it's going to be very likely that we end up in bed afterwards...
segunda-feira, 30 de junho de 2014
segunda-feira, 23 de junho de 2014
#22 all gone to look for America
Laughing on the bus
Playing games with the faces
She said the man in the gabardine suit was a spy
I said "Be careful his bowtie is really a camera"
"Toss me a cigarette, I think there's one in my raincoat"
"We smoked the last one an hour ago"
So I looked at the scenery, she read her magazine
And the moon rose over an open field
"Kathy, I'm lost," I said, though I knew she was sleeping
I'm empty and aching and I don't know why
#21 summer rain
just today I'd forgive you. maybe because it's rainning and the rain has the ability to clean the skies and maybe your soul would come soaking wet and all your dirt would be on your shoes and i wouldn't look down. just today I'd maybe give you the hug and let your stupid head lay on my lap for a little bit, I'd let you cry your fears again and pretend that there is still salvation for your body. maybe I'd let you fuck me slowly knowing that I could have a better fuck, and still be there with all my heart, maybe today i could leave my brain outside the house, sitting waiting on the first floor, waiting for you to leave again so it could come up to resume with my life tomorrow.
segunda-feira, 16 de junho de 2014
#20 i'll keep me in mind
always thought that the selfie thing was a product of beauty contests and need of acceptance, kind of a show off tell me I'm pretty so I can believe it, as if we couldn't decide if we were without someone telling us.
i have the amazing memory of my grandfather who's 93 and still remember all the meetings he had, all the people he met and all the funny stories, the time he spilled the whole bottle of wine at the fancy restaurant, date included. i'm very proud to have inherited these genes from him. but genes by itself are nothing if we don't put them to work and photographies have always been my little help. i've always loved photographies. not photography as an art, but printed images of life. and all my life i let people take pictures of me, not really caring if i looked good, if my belly was hidden, if i had a pimple or not. i have pictures with stains on my sweater that remind me that, that day, in Rome, it was cold and i had a pizza and let the fat drip on my pink sweater and it's good to remember that. as it's good to still remember how much it hurted to break the finger when i was 5 and i still feel those tears that are printed on the family album, me wearing jean overalls that i hated and scottish pattern shirt, short hair, looking like a little boy. i've posed to silly photographies when i was feeling silly and posed an adult when i was feeling very grown up and because of the pictures i can always remember how it is to feel either crazy or quiet.
i lost all the pictures of me of the last 12 years. he took them all. i will always have the memories of moments, but i don't think i'll remember for too long the colour of the sheets of the cheap pension where he adored me while i was sleeping, or how windy it was when we saw the jellyfish on Sado. i still have it now, but they'll be gone soon.
and because i will always want to remember me now, where i am, even with all the sadness, i'll take pictures of myself from now on. like i buy my own flowers.
i have the amazing memory of my grandfather who's 93 and still remember all the meetings he had, all the people he met and all the funny stories, the time he spilled the whole bottle of wine at the fancy restaurant, date included. i'm very proud to have inherited these genes from him. but genes by itself are nothing if we don't put them to work and photographies have always been my little help. i've always loved photographies. not photography as an art, but printed images of life. and all my life i let people take pictures of me, not really caring if i looked good, if my belly was hidden, if i had a pimple or not. i have pictures with stains on my sweater that remind me that, that day, in Rome, it was cold and i had a pizza and let the fat drip on my pink sweater and it's good to remember that. as it's good to still remember how much it hurted to break the finger when i was 5 and i still feel those tears that are printed on the family album, me wearing jean overalls that i hated and scottish pattern shirt, short hair, looking like a little boy. i've posed to silly photographies when i was feeling silly and posed an adult when i was feeling very grown up and because of the pictures i can always remember how it is to feel either crazy or quiet.
i lost all the pictures of me of the last 12 years. he took them all. i will always have the memories of moments, but i don't think i'll remember for too long the colour of the sheets of the cheap pension where he adored me while i was sleeping, or how windy it was when we saw the jellyfish on Sado. i still have it now, but they'll be gone soon.
and because i will always want to remember me now, where i am, even with all the sadness, i'll take pictures of myself from now on. like i buy my own flowers.
#19 dead man walking
if somebody asks me about him, I'll just say he died. it was a suicide, poor boy... he voluntarily killed the best part of him and left only a rotten body to party around. dead.
domingo, 15 de junho de 2014
#18 let time take it's time
I make tea and let it seat it to cool down for the summer day. I would never buy packed iced tea and keep it in the fridge, not because of the waste of package or the sugar in it, just because time needs to pass.
I make tea and let it seat to cool down for the summer day because time needs to breath, it needs to have time for itself, no rushes, I can have tea later, time needs wait for the wind to blow the leaves in the balcony, so I let time take it's time, slowly ticking. who really cares about the seconds on a Sunday morning?
I make tea and let it seat to cool down for the summer day because time needs to breath, it needs to have time for itself, no rushes, I can have tea later, time needs wait for the wind to blow the leaves in the balcony, so I let time take it's time, slowly ticking. who really cares about the seconds on a Sunday morning?
quinta-feira, 12 de junho de 2014
#17
if I come here once a month to plant a bad day, do not worry, it's the hormones and the inconvenience of being a woman.
it also means that I'm not pregnant.
it also means that I'm not pregnant.
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