Fantastic opportunity for you
No, just the annual packs of troubles : The festival of Foreign Culture Institutes of Paris.
Fantastic opportunity for you
Piling wrote:Question from a customer :
'Is it possible to buy books in your Library ?'
Let's notice that it's not the first time that I have to explain the difference between a library and a bookshop…
And it is the first day…OMG, how could i support morons for all a year…
Piling wrote:My glasses are broken and could not be fixed before the end of the week.
So now, for walking and working, I have a choice : living dangerously without glasses (and getting headaches by reading and writing) or living ridiculous with sunglasses (which are real for correcting my seeing also) in a autumn and grey weather :
Last week, it was summer and sunglasses were hardly noticed, but now people will think I am a beaten woman hiding her bruises
Piling wrote:I have old glasses, not perfect, but I can read without headache.
The key to the tower
There was never
There was never
A key to the tower
There was never a key to the tower, you fool
It was a dream
It was a dream
A mosquito’s dream
A mosquito dreaming in a cage for a bird
It’s October
It’s October
The summer’s over
Your passionate candle in a pumpkin’s head
And the old woman’s hand in this photograph
Appears to be nailed to the old man’s hand
And the sky
And the sky
And the sky above you
Is a drunken loved one asleep in your bed
And the tower
And the tower
And the key to the tower
There was never a key to the tower I said
And this insistence
This insistence
It will only bring you sorrow
Your ridiculous key, your laughable tower
But there was
There was
A tower here
I swear
And the key
And the key
I still have it here somewhere
"
Space, in chains, Laura Kasisckhe.
Piling wrote:The key to the tower
There was never
There was never
A key to the tower
There was never a key to the tower, you fool
It was a dream
It was a dream
A mosquito’s dream
A mosquito dreaming in a cage for a bird
It’s October
It’s October
The summer’s over
Your passionate candle in a pumpkin’s head
And the old woman’s hand in this photograph
Appears to be nailed to the old man’s hand
And the sky
And the sky
And the sky above you
Is a drunken loved one asleep in your bed
And the tower
And the tower
And the key to the tower
There was never a key to the tower I said
And this insistence
This insistence
It will only bring you sorrow
Your ridiculous key, your laughable tower
But there was
There was
A tower here
I swear
And the key
And the key
I still have it here somewhere
"
Space, in chains, Laura Kasisckhe.
The call of the one duck flying south
so far behind the others
in their neat little v, in their
competence of plans and wings, if
you didn’t listen you would think
it was a cry for help
or sympathy–
friends! friends!–
but it isn’t.
Silence of the turtle on its back in the street.
Silence of the polar bear pulling its wounded
weight onto the ice.
Silence of the antelope with a broken leg.
Silence of the old dog asking for no further
explanation.
How
was it I believe I was
God’s favorite creature? I,
who carry my feathery skeleton across the sky now,
calling
out for all of us. I, who am doubt now, with a song.
Space, in chains ; Laura Kasischke.
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