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Name: Kate Country: France Metro: Paris Birthday: 1/1/1988 Gender: Female
Interests: reading, writing, poetry, literature, design, wordplay, traveling, cooking, politics, art, fashion, languages, nature, conversation, musing, musical perversions, making things with my hands, beautiful minds, beautiful words, optimism, dreaming,that thing known as living Expertise: writerly aspirations: a sonority, a fever, an amplitude! above all else amplitude! Occupation: optimist Industry: life
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11/2/2003
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There's a horizon line; past the deep earth embedded, in what her dad refers to as rattlesnake territory. Left to right, low to high, it climbs until there is the absence of direction. And above this, in front of this, the trees rooted in the high terra are naked. New England winds, they are blowing through here tonight, while the gravity eats away at her eyes and pulls them down, even while her neck strains upward.
She shivers, they shiver, we shiver. The earth skeletals move branches, she has been afflicted with a chronic case of deep cold and her skeletals move with them.
We shiver. Lunar crescent and stars, so many stars, more than she has seen since she left for Paris this past September. spine, spine and neck arch up with a ridiculously sentimental urge to take these trees in her arms and become organic matter, exist in a plane without time, absence of it, absences abound, in a deep aching embrace of pure empathy. Empathy that erupts, unconsidered, unplanned, rich and sad in its way. We skeletal appendages, yes.
All the usual words died further down from the lips, in the gut, there they simmer steadily and once in a while, threaten to erupt. But they always slide back down. Sure, they're there, but they moved on from little girl dramatics and into a sort of shock. i believed in you, i can't believe fathom there's just no damn word for it, that this happened, that i always so truly believe in your inability to let me down, i really believed it. and now, after telling those you have and hadn't met yet that you'd be arriving, the love of my life and the reason for every catalyst action result in the past 2 years, disappears and yes. i am embarrassed. I feel unable to face the same faces because I am ashamed I believed in you and yet
so she found god in the trees instead.
and that was okay too.
so she instead
and that was okay too.
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| Spending my last day in Paris lonely? Not very fun. I think I'm being punished for being the catalyst for a night ending in a hangover, but then again, I'm not sure, it's also likely due to the funny equation of too much work and too little time in which to do it. Rationalizing it doesn't make me much less lonely, unfortunately. Hurt feelings, words that make nightmare fodder for the coming weeks. Reliving nights I try to forget. Send some happy karma my way xanga, because I want to leave on a sunny note, unlikely as it is.
Sigh.
edit:
whatever, I'm going to go my own goddamn sunshine
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| Bien sur la merde a la ritz, hahaha.
FUCK IT LETS GO
models models everywhere
champagne, champagne, je pars | | |
| how long, how strong
If one could have a normative creative path, mine would fall far left of describing the completely abstract. The ghoulies and ghosties of everyday life, my own personal crazy, as it were. Maybe I'm not brave enough. Maybe I worry about the boy reading this when I'm supposed to be a normal functioning human being in the germanic style and taking off (kapeeewwww) on one of his own ether trips which usually ends up kicking the shit out of my heart. So sensitive, such a narcissus that his actions de-relate themselves to me as soon as he's upset. I wonder when he'll learn about the way consequences catch like kindling, but he's nearing 35 now and if it hasn't occurred to him yet, perhaps thats one more lost battle.
But responding to my crazy scares me, my brain my heart my lungs my skin, because my crazy isn't a crazy bought by too much too soon, exhaustion, depression, being overemotional, overwhelmed, any of the standard environments in which some crazy brews regardless. No, mine's intimate, concurrent with existence. It's all the time. Recently, all of the time. And the thing is this xanga- it's not bad. It's not all bad. Sometimes it's gentle, like a whisper of a friend. Sometimes it makes my days beautiful when otherwise they'd be just days. It's the dancing African female form in the window, Aggy, Aggy, who I can find nearly every night and who helped me to somehow in the past 2-3 weeks become so much stronger. To grow a woman's spine.
how long, how strong
To grow a woman's spine and realize a challenge when I see one, hey-ho, let's go
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| somewhere along the line she had grown a woman's spine (quiet slippery no noticing sort of way) from young-girl netting
unannounced, but nevertheless in the state of arrivals
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