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That strong westerly wind is blowing again. It is upon me, strengthening and beginning to howl through every crack in my world, warm and cold at the same time, ever-changing and yet an old friend already. It will pick me up like a tornado carelessly lifts a roof, where I thought I was anchored, and will throw me about in a fury. But I know exactly where it will drop me and why, and I am the most willing victim there ever was. I am ready. My bags are packed, me eyes dreamy, my dreams alive and my life, bagged. A vicious circle which began a long time ago without my knowledge and now fulfills itself in plain view; the only circle, the one that in fact spirals from A to Z, from edge to heart, from chilled to boil, from if to of course. There will be a clash, once more, fireworks of inner sparks, metal armor against metal shield, as they get dropped and left behind - but the sparks will persist, bright colors exploding inside my head and yours, blending to pure white rather than black as decades of old paint layers are skinned from our souls, stripping them naked until they can finally touch and remember why all the patience. A million subtle nuances will instantly be added to each place and every moment, turning it all to gold and diamonds, and crystals and gems and flowers which, like us, will glow from the inside. Time will stretch to infinity and now will morph into a new entity, a shape-shifter completely focused on absorbing the essence of what we give it, feeding on us, voraciously.

That strong westerly wind is blowing again. At last.

 

 Posted at 11:11 AM in Always: & Schtroumpfissime:

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  • 1 - Marie says:

    « It IS blowing. It was so strong this morning that my hair stayed vertical all the way to the subway, :-)

    XXXXX »

  • 2 - Sigrid says:

    « This is my brother. Yup. I knew him when he was just a kid with scraped knees. Yup. He may write like a bloody brilliant écrivain now, there was a time when he wouldn’t share the 50 francs he fished out in the harbour. Yup.
    DAMN you write well!!!! I hate having to be in awe of my own brother. »

  • 3 - Sigrid says:

    « Geez, my spellcheck was on strike! We can’t ALL be brilliant... »

  • 4 - Vince says:

    « Marie: Fluff bomb, love it! How about IN the subway? ;-)

    Sigrid: I hired my own spellcheck for you. And I’m forever sorry I didn’t share the 50 F. Yup. But keep your awe for dolphins and sunsets. I am unworthy of it. Yup. Should’ve shared that 50 F. ;-) »

  • 5 - Marie says:

    « What’d you spend the 50F on? »

  • 5.1 - Vince answers:

    « Not a hundred percent sure but I think it might have been a very cool toy tank on it’s carrying truck, from the awesome toy store down on the Place Nationale, in old Antibes... ;-)) »

  • 6 - Sigrid says:

    « Precisely!!!
    Mais que diable allait-il faire dans...avec ce 50 francs?
    (adapté de Molière) »

  • 7 - Anonymous says:

    « My, my children are brilliant, how come
    I’m their mother ?
    And the third and latest one promises to
    be their equal (she’ll have to teach us all afrikaner ).
    Oh my, my three children are so brilliant, and I’m SOOOOOOOOO proud.
    ;-) »

  • 7.1 - Vince answers:

    « LOL. Afrikaans. ;-) And I want to learn how to cook first... »

  • 8 - Anonymous says:

    « Well, learn fast because
    I want to learn afrikaans. »

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