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shot of joy in palm muted E power chord, 28/02/2019

absentmindedly and a little tired we talk our day to days. we feel it nipping at the magic of the moment a little. your finger slides the side of your neck, my shoulders tense, the curve of your smile grows, I can almost taste you again, that memory flaring bright, the room rumbles, the light pulses. freeze it. freeze this now. time and distance. second by second to step by step, we cross the distance with muted desire.

shot of joy in open G, 27/02/2019

the sky is of a muted grey. maybe it's just hard to hear the clouds passing by as you explain how to say ruměnec, erröten, rougir, blush

attempt at shot of joy in D minor, 26/02/2019

The wind rustles your hair, the bite of cold sharp on your cheeks, biting. The sun describes a languid arc through the sky and you wonder about the northern lights, remember a closeness. You feel the bite of the wind sharper still, as a smile draws in your face.

Moment of Glory

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  This is unbelievable. I've been up since 4. Slept 90 minutes. I've caught a plane and came to Lisbon. I've spent the day working in an amazing office overseeing the river and the concert arena where I'm coming to see Tool in Summer. The next two days are brimming with wondrous colours and possibility. In a few hours I'll be flying off to Prague to see Anna. The journey here has not been without a little pain. But god damn if this doesn't give me vertigo. This is probably the happiest post on this blog, ever. I can always be proven wrong, though. What a rush! High highs, low lows. It's just a ride.

processing the bonds, day five

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processing the scarred free heart, day four

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processing the hopeful fire, day three

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processing the fearful maybes, day two

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processing the exit conditions, day one

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processing the dissolution, day zero

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Interpretation of Anton Chekov's The Seagull

It's about all these different artists and their relationship with their dream. And... The health of their relationship that they have with their dream, with their art, right? (...) The metaphor for the dream is the seagull. Treplyov falls in love with Nina, calls her his seagull, that's his dream, to be with her. And... When she won't love him, because she's in love with a more successful, older writer, what he does is he goes and kills... fucking... he shoots a seagull and gives it to her, right? And for me what that play is always about is that the way to have a healthy relationship with your dream is like a seagull. There's no such thing as a seagull that you can have as a pet. It needs to be wild. It needs to out in front of you. You need to be chasing it. It needs to be going in different directions and you can't... The only way you can touch it or attain it, is you gotta kill it. And by killing it it's over, man. Like, you have to chase it. You ...