| blog_sibylla (English version) - by Simone Campos |
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New novel Don't bother to buy any of it, it's all in Portuguese. |
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Bygones |
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More of the same |
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I have started a notebook of dreams inside a little red-bound daybook I was gifted with in the middle of 2007. My subboss gave it to me. I accepted it immediately because it was beautiful. Then he explained, a graphic had offered it to our publishing house as a luring complimentary treat and he wanted to pass it along. Not to waste it. I took it home and tucked it in the middle of the other books. I admired it. I had no use for it. I already had a tiny notebook for quick notes; a light, compact daybook; and a stenography notepad I like to hold with the left and write with the right. Each was appropriate for one determined use. No need for yet another carry-along bunk of sheets. Then I remembered an old project of starting a notebook of dreams and retrieved the little red-bound daybook turning it into a nightbook. I wrote in the first page: CHAIRMAN SIMONE'S RED BOOK. Then in the second I wrote an epigraph by Sao Paris: I was silly. I gave you my notebook of dreams. I was so silly. I thought that you'd write on it. But you, you lost my notebook of dreams. You lost it in a place that you'll never come back too. Eu fui silly. I was boba. I was boba is so tiny that's just too much; it gets me misty. Then I wrote my first dream. I can remember just about everything and pretty much narrate it in a linear fashion until there is a break in the dreamline, which makes me happily aware of my odd ways and possible dormant insanity. I dreamt of she-stormtroopers making splits and other girly stuff at a gas station. I was one of them. Then, colorful action movie. Chinese underwater bomb defusers, the girl in the team with her face painted green for some reason. Squarish, crystal-like, black-and-white-traced explosions just before I awoke. link to this post ~ 2:19 AM |
| blog_sibylla (English version) - by Simone Campos |
|
New novel Don't bother to buy any of it, it's all in Portuguese. |
|
Bygones |
|
More of the same |