Giovanni Boldini, The red café, 1887 Behind still glasses girls play with their laughter. (In empty pianos, acrobatic spiders.) Girls talk with their boyfriends waving their tight braids. (World of the fan of the kerchief and of the hand.) Boys reply by drawing wings and flowers with black capes. Dietro le immobili vetrate le ragazze …
Federico Garcia Lorca – The street of the silent Read More »
Rene Magritte, The collective invention, 1934 Future rose and temperate vein Amethyst of yesterday and breeze of now, I want to forget them! Man and fish in their elements, under floating things, Awaiting their night in the seaweed or in the chair, I want to forget them! I. Myself alone! Tinkering at a salver which …
Salvador Dalì, Remorse or Sphinx embedded in the sand, 1931 When I die, bury me with my guitar beneath the sand. When I die, among orange trees and mint plants. When I die, bury me, if you would, inside a weather vane. When I die! Quando io morirò, seppellitemi con la mia chitarra sotto la …
Adolf Hering, Death and the maiden, 1900 In the eyes boundless paths unravel – they are two crossroads of shadow. Death always comes from those hidden fields (gardener cutting teardrop’s blooms). Pupils lack horizons. We lose ourselves in them as in the pure forest. In the castle of you will go without coming back there …
Julius Von Klever, Der Erlköni, 1887 Murdered by the sky. Among the forms that move toward the snake and the forms searching for crystal I will let my hair grow. With the limbless tree that cannot sing and the boy with the white egg face. With the broken-headed animals and the ragged water of dry …
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Robert McGinnis, On the run, 1967 By the river banks the night is wetting itself and on Lolita’s breasts the branches die of love. The branches die of love. The naked night sings over the March bridgeheads. Lolita washes her body with brine and tuberoses. The branches die of love. The night of aniseed and …
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