Rivers are anthropomorphic. They have arms and hands and legs and feet. They walk, they slumber. They whisper. Rivers flow across decks
and buildings and banks and fish. Fish never swim in rivers, it’s the water that flounders around them, circling every inch with tight invisible bands of commitment. Fish promise they’ll take their time to get to know the surroundings, to throw away the rotten and to finally choose the water as the only saviour of their upbringing. But it doesn’t take courage, as it is a natural flow: they come and go. They swim around, they hatch on grounds that are too blind to be even more submissive and too flat to hold ground. They wander above the green and meet up with a bleu ciel, with rain drops that taste different and with dirty lemon yellow. They bow to their graves in silent water, hold still, hold their breaths and then try to forget the shallowness of this existence, where there’s nothing but water that shapes like arms, hands, legs and feet. There are never heads; never tails.
050. Obliterating or kicking rocks in the way, while talking nonsense
22 Monday Aug 2011
Posted in august, morning outbursts, polysaccharide, summer of '11, theory strikes

