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i like nonsense.
it wakes up the brain cells.
fantasy is a necessary
ingredient in living.
it’s a way of looking at life through the
wrong end of the telescope,
which is what i do.
and it enables you
to laugh at life’s realities.
realities, realities.
and we were wonderful
travelling companions
but in the end,
no more than metal
in their own separate orbits
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durat Victoria, Trinidad and Tobago
Composer and contemporary visual artist.
Based in Vancouver and Victoria.
"You are a human
being, not a human doing. Take time to just be, to breathe slowly, to feel your body that is the temple of your soul. No activities, no worries, no buzzing."
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