Thursday, June 24, 2010

Brown Alumni Interview In Nigeria

there's nothing here, But what here's mine.

plants that hold onto the balcony and orange flowers are pink when they're good. Colors bright, almost shocking color version normal. Just that sometimes I forget to water them, and, with the hot weather these days, my carelessness leads to torture them cruelly. I deny water to those who thirst for it. Account and deny care. I completely forget their existence. Keep plants on the terrace is a simplified version of the animal farming in the house: metaphors.
morning I pushed aside the white curtain, I looked at the long vase filled with dry earth, the leaves withered. All petals had fallen. No color.
I thought that yes, everything fits in the second. There are moments, it's nothing serious. This is to absorb, suck, keep in safe in the dark for a while ', and then eject, radiate. A natural cycle. I'm not worried, I enjoy the present moment.
You can not always give, you can not be in bloom for a lifetime. Indeed, the sense is nell'appassire and continuously flourishing. We really believe.
Here inside my head. Everything happens here.

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