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Ibsen
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untitled snaps the blind misery builder sniffs the calm autumn air faint stench of rotting leaves weaves through dapper birdsong in two days flat the starlings and thrushes have noisily stripped the rowan trees no cat in sight wise animals and this day offers the perfect condition for misery building so an accusation is stripped bare and laid as the keel and all the barely civil unspoken words are heated warped shaped as the ribs for the hull the misery builder pulls the lean nails from a narrow mind hammering away till the sullen hull the bare timbers the thwarts the sad rudder are all fearfully there will it float it will float on dapper waves the sniffing skiff shall weave its way through the blind stench of rotten lives unless doubt is the crux the crucial nail the crucial difference between floating and sinking Late evening
October 13 2004 Hafnarfjördur Iceland He had said, my guess is, patience is all we require, or words to that effect. Now he sits beside an other, separate chairs, white, wooden, with armrests; elderly faces smiling as if into a camera. The sun is shining and I am the other. >>>Janet Jackson
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