
It is like expecting.

The night is coming from the east.
I can smell it from here.
It is over the Atlantic Ocean right now.
It is like a vampire crossing the sea in his ship.
In a little while the night -or maybe the vampire (why not?)- will cover all my sky, with a dark blanket.
*the best part about taking phrases of the films it is that you can use them in situations absolutely different than the scenes.
"Whatever words I say
I will always."
Some nights when I come back home I have to take a walk for the cementery (how tragic!). It is not my choice, it is just that the bus takes that road. In one of the outside walls of the cementery it is written this:
"Love song, it is the only thing that makes me feel good "
*When I look that, I smile just to think how ironic and poetic is that a sentence like that it is written in that place. Maybe the dead can listen that song and remember that one day they were alive and in love.
*English is the mask that I found to say some things (another things will never be said, not even in English... never) that I don´t dare to say in my language. When I write in English, it is like if it is not totally me. Words sound different, they don't compromise me at all. If I said all this in Spanish I would probably feel naked. I wouldn't be able to breathe. That is why I use this mask, to hide myself... from me
* "I must justify what hurts me. I am the poet." Jorge Luis Borges

-You are a present for me. I don't believe that I have done anything good to deserve you, he said to her.*
- ...
*he was right.
* you would have to wait sitting for not getting tired...


Anyway, to be an ant can be wonderful.
It is like when you are in the cinema and you take a look to your wrist watch and you realises that in five minutes the movie will finish (because we all who like the cinema, know the convention that explains that any film has a lenght, so we know that it can't last forever). And we know that in those five minutes all the situations of the movie must be solved, to get to the end.
How many coincidences are needed to start to believe that something weird is happening here? (so tragic and semiotic. I should have to play violin, too... strings are killing me)