crasked i – a tree
crasked i
scretched for i
expaped am i
you wount a lie
is i
crasked i
scretched for i
expaped am i
you wount a lie
is i
There is no such things as striking a balance between the i and the other, nor heaven and earth, nor life and death. Those who do, unknowingly choose one or the other all the same. If we must fall, let us fall with conviction, or at least style. Anything else is just cowardice.

Better to be lost and arrive by chance,
Than know the way and never arrive

The filling of days with people and works, in order to overcome the great inquietude created by inaction, has as its fruit, being left unmoderated, the equally pressing demand for an escape from these very people and works. Where the limits lie, or if even such a distinction between stillness and restlessness is to be found at all, is the crush of my soul these latest moments.
Under these stars We dance
until ecstasy shoves
and we fall
searching each for darkness
we sequestrate
i ponder you not once
in this rapture
tell me, when you see me, what is it you are thinking?
some poor girl, brown girl, always looking up girl.
and me, what about me, tell me what it is you see?
some rich boy, white boy, always looking down boy.
i have been here far too long
to bother listening to your songs
about where’s peace and all you see
‘cause you can’t even see that we is we.
30 dead, a friend in blood,
and not even in you
can i find love.
One day feeling creative
I planted a seed in an ugly place
The seed germinated
And grew itself into a great tree
Birds came to eat its fruit
And carried its seeds every which way
Now there is a grand forest.
I have made this my home
Why don’t you join me?
I won’t be mad if you choose
To cut down my trees to build your cities
But it is so much more fun
To climb their branches
And listen to the wind.