THIS IS THE DAY IN WHICH THE IDEA OF EVERYDAY WRITING UNTILL THE END OF MY LIFE GOT BORN

    You
    are

    423160

    bud

    2302. day
    21st April 2011

    today around 11:30 I got wonderful idea for writing

     

    honey honey

    I say to the little sparrow on the branch

     

    I’m enjoying the frogs croak

     

    it reminds me of spring waters

     

    smells of greenery

     

    flourishing of boyhood in child’s muscles

     

    approaching the water – provoking the danger

     

    swiftness of the body on which I was relying more and more

     

    I’m sitting at the desk again. that’s where five hours ago

    the idea about writing till the end of this life was born

     

    what a joy

     

    constant budding

     

    after the great excitement about lifetime writing I’m in the need of peace

     

    peace for each day

     

    during the walk I was walking slowly in glory of everyday writing until the end of my life

     

    I also enjoyed resting my heel

     

    frogs were croaking from both sides of the lake

     

    at this moment I felt within me Nina Tarbuk that is gone for twenty or so years already

     

    frogs reminded me of water plants and flooding of subterranean waters

     

    barefootedness

     

    I miss more and more to be barefooted

     

    whole my life I felt that rarely anybody can accept me

     

    that’s why with each friendship and each love affair

    I was hugely excited and suffered a lot

     

    nothing has remained from that

     

    I’m lonelier than I’ve ever been

     

    more peaceful

     

    happier

     

    now more than ever I don’t feel that somebody can accept me as a whole

    except You

     

    that’s why I’m more and more ashamed

     

    without wholeness I’m nothing and shame

     

    shy child and even more shy boy

     

    that’s how I felt and that’s what I was thinking while I was climbing up on Ban’s Hill

     

    barefootedness I coming to You

     

    we’ll go together