Cet amour-là

"Elle dit: non, ne pleurez pas, ce n'est pas triste, en rien, en aucun cas. Il s'agit de vous et de pas vous, oubliez votre personne, ça n'a aucune importance. Il ne faut pas se prendre pour un héros. Vous êtes rien. C'est ce qui me plaît. Restez comme ça. Ne changez pas. Restez. On va lire ensemble."

Yann Andréa

13.2.1

"Si tu sens le processus de consommation de l'être, cela doit signifier que tu existes. Et que tu te sens exister dans la lutte." Gmail, 21 février 2012

I was walking in the dark. And it was truly like that: dark. In my soul and in the room. In the eyes of the people I didn't know. We had nothing to say to each other, nothing to do, no reason to be in this dark room rather than in the streets or in a club. I could feel the people, I knew we didn't relate, nothing in common except perhaps that kind of hatred you feel in your bones for the things you don't understand. I was starting to think it was worse than that. Not only were these unknown people as far from who I am as the pleasure of a silent Sunday is far from a hectic life filled with incredible events but I felt as if all those things in me that make me who I am were moving just under my skin, obvious. I knew they could see my flesh reacting to their silly moves. I couldn't hide. As if we were allergic to each other. I was starting to realize I wasn't in a dark room filled with young drunkards but in a terrible graveyard that would at the same time be a cardboard movie set. A location that did its best to look like life but that was colder than the coldest winter, dry, trying to suck my blood, flesh and bones. I couldn’t speak French and there was no way I'd speak English, mother tongue. I can't relate. I was falling and I could see I was falling even though the ground was still under my feet in their reality. I was never going to smile again and I knew it I could die it was vain I had nothing to say and no words left to say it anyways. I wasn't sad. See, that's the key, it's not sadness. Sadness is a game people play, a mask they like to wear when they're bored. I wasn't sad I was just facing the truth.

And what happened after. The incredible joy. Its strength. It doesn't mean I was wrong. It doesn't make all the things I knew go away. It replaces them in some aspects of this thing that is my life. It doesn't prevent anything from happening. The worm. The fruit. Irrepressible.

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