Antônia D.G. Lau Antônia D.G. Lau

a sequence of thoughts

I once closed my eyes, expecting to find darkness and silence, a place undisturbed by the world outside. However the darkness never came, and in the closing of my eyes I felt a thing unfurl from inside of me…

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the hanging

Everything

scapes me

but the vision

of you

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The modernity of the Divine Comedy

he made his work immortal through his representation of the human condition of forever searching for that light, divine or not, that will guide us to happiness.

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my blue dream

And so, the conclusion I came on, after a few hours awake (I now recall), was that maybe I have always been there. I think I was born in that blue and endless space.

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if I were in black and white

If I were in black and white

Living in a black and white world

I would be like one of those girls in black and white movies…

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What haunts me

What is that something or someone without which my existence would be unbearable?

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a conclusion, of sort

I can only hope time started to look to you, as uncertain, as unbelievable and as relative as it is.

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a poem about a pie

just some really random poem I wrote about my strawberry-chocolate pie in a cafe waiting for my love to arrive…

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on reading and writing

there is something that have always lived within me, and that is the need to read and to write.

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paint in the bathroom floor

the tears may be clear but I know they are actually blood

disguised as something pure and beautiful when in reality I cry in red

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a beach thought

We stand (as always) in the shore of things, in the shore of truth.

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The Virgin Suicides

we must let them keep their secret, must let them keep their treasures and their knowledge that none of us will never posses.

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morphine

what is that thing that eat us inside out?

Can it be that we all have the same disease?

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empty space

the wind numbs your senses

you hear only the sea and the wind

there’s nothing else

but wait, yes, there is the girl

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The boy made of memories

Why, one may ask, was he made like that, when everyone else was not?

Well, it was his job to collect them, of course.

The memories.

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Unique films

Between so many marvellous films I had the utmost delight to watch, I found three very particular, unique, and different films from all I have ever watched before.

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I hate empty walls

Did you now the act of taking postcards of a wall could hurt so much?

I did

I’ve done this before

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