Novi_sad

This is a message to undisclosed recipients. It deals with the immortality of fences.

Monetary policies are the contemporary slaughters, they are territorial raptors, desperate skavangers and esurient predators.

Those skavangers asked the sky during a purple interview:

– ‘Is there an end to something that didn’t start ?’

– ‘No, there is blood, urine, smells and arms. And occasionally fingers. But then this is not a purple interview, it is a collaborative investigation of the non-sense.’

There was a blue-eyed blonde kid, galloping to the mighty fields of eternity. And then he died. How can you choose him Mr. Death ?

Some human souls are made of steam, some others from wool and crowns are always made by blowing mushrooms.

Too many people. Simply, I can’t.

And, yes… There is no more SS, but there is the SSSS [Secondary Security Screening Selection].

Imagination is equally important with reality.

Death is silent and absorptive. Your heart is a strawberry full of aculeus.

This fucking equals with 1000 written pages.

Stop the noise, please… My head is filled with nitropoison frequencies !

I am pretty sure, that when HE lifts me up, I will be running with Ivan galloping beside me on cotton clouds and grassy lakes.

The velvet hands of sorrow asked: my way or the highway ?

– I am sorry but what’s inside my skull is very often being interrupted –

Can you glorify the absolutely impossible change of rhythm in urban life and make it sound like footsteps in the snow ?

Her heart is like an anchor in the fog.

Don’t hate those people who are perky and efficient after only a few hours of sleep. They can’t help it. New research suggests that a genetic mutation may explain why some people sleep less.

Researchers don’t know exactly why some people do fine with as little as 4 hours of sleep a night, while others need 12. In 2001, geneticist Ying-Hui Fu and colleagues identified a mutation in a gene called Per2 that appeared to cause familial advanced sleep-phase syndrome [FASPS]. People who have this condition sleep a normal 8 hours, but they go to bed earlier than most people, retiring at 6 or 7 in the evening and waking at 3 or 4 in the morning.

I am just testing the limits of intensity.

‘And it is dawn, the world goes forth to murder dreams.’

e.e cummings