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Observation Barbelée & Intelligentsia française d’après-guerre

                     

                 

No one wants to know Vivien Leigh

walked off screen and complained about

Clark Gables’ bad breath. No one wants

to know an act of betrayal inspired Rodin’s

marble lovers. We want to believe in passion,

in moonlight and doorways, that slip

of the tongue we give so we may be taken.

But we must admit it. Wasn’t free anough to handel

God damn boilling space

it was light in the bed

So the famous post-war

picture of a sailor and nurse in Times Square

is really a photo of two relieved strangers.

But forget it, leave it down

Sometimes that’s what a kiss is for, to help

someone forget what they’ve seen, too little too young

which might

be what you had in mind when you took my lip

between your teeth, softly, and for the last time.

               

                    

           

From the flattery of the programming to the mind-messing nastiness of commercials ; Its getting crowded in the collective bummer tent where docility = extra intelligence

                                   

                 

                               

  

            

                          

                                  

                           

                

                 

                     

                   

                       

La vrai T O K Y O sous ton joug

pr end s soin de tes allés & retours . e r y k a pre nd soin bella. Encore une fois, garde tes plumes sèches & propres * une prière dans une perle tiède qui bondit sur le sol.