you know i like you

Elouise 2022-04-23 07:05:27

I want the sun. I want to sea. I went you and I together.

Two clips made me cry.

That summer, Rimbaud.
Lambo patted Verlaine on the shoulder and showed him the sun that had just come out of the mountain. Happy like a child, he was still a child himself, but he loved him because of his talent, but he just said "you know I like you very much". They learn to play in the grass like sheep. When he saw the sea, he ran to it desperately, turned back and kissed him, and turned to the sea.
I felt in a trance that there was his love, where his soul was. One such summer is enough.
Watching the sunrise and sunset together, being silly, laughing, drinking together, happy as if the world had returned to the original chaos, and they could never be separated from each other.

The end of the story, Verlaine.
Two glasses of absinthe. It was the young blue wave who raised the glass.
Do you love me do you know that I like you very much Do
you love me do you love
to put your hands on the table palms up The
sharp knife has passed through the bloody wounds on the palm lines that have healed into a part of the body
The only thing left in the story is the warmth of your lips.

Encountering is like an eclipse of darkness swallowing up the light for a few minutes and then the day eroding the darkness
is actually the meeting and fusion of each other.
We are so different, yet surprisingly similar.

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Extended Reading

Total Eclipse quotes

  • [first lines]

    Paul Verlaine: Sometimes he speaks in a kind of tender dialect of the death which causes repentence, of the unhappy men who certainly exist, of painful tasks and heartrending departures. In the hovels where we got drunk he wept looking at those who surrounded us, the cattle of poverty. He lifted up drunks in the black streets. He had the pity a bad mother has for small children. He moved with the grace of a little girl at catechism. He pretended to know about everything, business, art, medicine. I followed him, I had to!

  • [last lines]

    Arthur Rimbaud: I've found it. What? Eternity. It's the sun mingled with the sea.