"Lay bare the soul..painting and poetry are like love..an exchange of blood, a passionate embrace,without restraint,without defence. The picture is born..of an overflow of emotions and feelings.. "
Sunday
monism1
Joan Miró was a Catalan-Spanish painter, sculptor and ceramist born in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain.
"Lay bare the soul..painting and poetry are like love..an exchange of blood, a passionate embrace,without restraint,without defence. The picture is born..of an overflow of emotions and feelings.. "
Saturday
Áuber
i like so much to listen a singer reading poetry *
*now i need to find Poe singing a Jeff Buckley's song
Friday
Thursday
code
because what i like the most about blogging here are the things unsaid that are hidden under the written ones.
actually for each written sentence there are millions (no way, maybe i'm exaggerating) of little details knitted between a spider and a firefly, or between a cat and his mouse or between a frog and a fish.*
*the nature is thankful
**decode me
Wednesday
secret
someday i shall write a book about all of this
and
surely
i shall never even dare to publish it*
*and the world will be really thankful to me
Tuesday
hidden
At Eve's Grave
ADAM: Wheresoever she was, THERE was Eden.
ADAM: Wheresoever she was, THERE was Eden.
Mark Twain, Extract from Adam's diary, of "The diaries of Adam and Eve"
*because the place never matters
Monday
ArtNouveau
Sunday
tractatus
Ludwig Wittgenstein was born in Vienna, AustriA on 26 April 1889
"What do I know about God and the purpose of life?
I know that this world exists.
That I am placed in it like my eye in its visual field.
That something about it is problematic, which we call its meaning.
This meaning does not lie in it but outside of it.
That life is the world.
That my will penetrates the world.
That my will is good or evil.
Therefore that good and evil are somehow connected with the meaning of the world.
The meaning of life, i.e. the meaning of the world, we can call God.
And connect with this the comparison of God to a father.
To pray is to think about the meaning of life. "
sharp
Saturday
fUntastic
is there fun enough in life?
turn it on
and feel the breeze of joy
**i have to stop playing with words
Friday
stormy
i adore the summer's storms
the heat and the wind before the rain and the people running under the water and the sky so grey and the laughs and all that
,,,,,,, and,,,,, and,,,, and
the sun again
and the hope again for the next rain, again,*
*i'msostormytoday
**anotherkindofatragicface (?)
Thursday
failure
there must be a reason
but, always my favourite characters are the looser ones*
i'll never want a hero
as morrisey says: ill never be anybody's hero now
*so tragic. why am i always so tragic? isn't it tragic itself? (?)
Wednesday
Tuesday
vaquita
Monday
hunch
i learnt that if i cover the notebook with a towel, i can't see what is going on at the other side
and some of the troubles disappear.
what a great idea! how didn't i discover it before?
and some of the troubles disappear.
what a great idea! how didn't i discover it before?
i could go hanging around with a tablecloth in my bag, just to cover what i don't want to see
here there is an idiom: "a heart that doesn't see is a heart that doesn't feel"
and i wonder: how would it be a heart with eyes? will it have eyelashes?
and if it winks, will i feel tickling in my chest?
unfortunately my heart isn't blind, so it feels everything... but in a slow way, you know*
here there is an idiom: "a heart that doesn't see is a heart that doesn't feel"
and i wonder: how would it be a heart with eyes? will it have eyelashes?
and if it winks, will i feel tickling in my chest?
unfortunately my heart isn't blind, so it feels everything... but in a slow way, you know*
*so tragic, so so tragic
*why am i always thinking this kind of silly things? someday i'll grow up, i promise
Friday
cronopio
Thursday
milan
- "...I was surprised by the war in Germany. The woman who i loved at that time, denounced me to the Gestapo. They went to see her and showed her a photography in which I was holding another woman. That hurt her and already it is known that the love acquires often the aspect of the hatred. I went to the jail with the particular sensation that it had been the love the one that had sent me there. Isn't wonderful to be in hands of the Gestapo knowing that actually is the privilege of a man that is too loved?
Jakub answered:
- If something really makes me upset about men, it is the form in which the cruelty, the lowliness and the narrowness of sights disguise themselves as lyricism. She sent you to the death and lived that as the sensitive attitude of a wounded love. And you went to the gallows for the fault of an imbecile, with the sensation of being doing a role in a tragedy written by Shakespeare for you"
Jakub answered:
- If something really makes me upset about men, it is the form in which the cruelty, the lowliness and the narrowness of sights disguise themselves as lyricism. She sent you to the death and lived that as the sensitive attitude of a wounded love. And you went to the gallows for the fault of an imbecile, with the sensation of being doing a role in a tragedy written by Shakespeare for you"
The farewell, by Kundera
Tuesday
Sunday
plush
;; that moment when you suddenly learn that someone broke something valuable -as a chinese cup of tea- and nothing but nothing will be the same.
and you have the same feeling that you keep when you see that someone is putting a bird inside a cage
poor poor little bird... just wanted to sing and fly away*
*anyway, i'll never be good taking photos [all i have are my drawings]
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
mistery
+ and there was not explanation, but one day she started to draw again
and she learnt that she hadn't forgotten how to do it
while the lines fell from her pencil so easily -for a moment, just for a moment- she thought that her right hand had a life on its own, that it had a private soul... you know
she had replaced the words for the drawing
and she seemed to be happy
happy as a cat dancing with a little mouse*
*probably metaphoric... no, literal is better
Monday
mine
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