Intro.. ...Back Draw... ..Along Poems.. ...More I still don't know exactly: if the so-called: heavy books - attract me - because I am a snob: and: the most impassioned of all snobs is the educated (it's as cute as I don't care how I look: but: I would bitten and chewed the whole living world - just to convince everyone: I'm not stupid half-scholar:) :or indeed I'm free already: as far as possible: and: I long for knowledge honestly? (I hate Don Quijote (Sorry Miguel) :and: I've struggled with it three times: because it's a breakthrough: and: the first novel: and: clear clear value: but I swear: I never again contact with my touch: that terrible boring green brick! I read the introduction to Spinoza's Ethics: editorial preface: in several places: I also participated: in the overall essentially consent: in which this was carried: especially that: the greatest freedom of man: and maybe the only one too: is in the knowledge: and that is joy. But then: after immersing myself in the work itself: my head started to hurt: so I left it: before it could increase my nausea - but - I don’t rule out that - in my unfree future: I will come back and I will like it - though not by my own free will: which: although I tend to dream with eyes open: I don't have it absolutely. Almost always: I am totally out: as far as books are concerned: favorite among people and gregarious celebrities. How many known artists: were fatally found in Salinger's hero: when: I myself wandered in that high rye: like a blind hare to the very end: waiting for something: what will be so abnormally preternaturally amazing - and nothing - the end. Am I defective? Am I immature? And: what about the Little Prince? :Why it seems to me overspeculated: touchingly: too much calculated into the cute emptiness Of course: it could be a stupid envy of an unsuccessful literate on my part - I couldn't do anything myself - so at least: I try to defile the deities - it is possible: my ego does it so honestly: that: I don't even feel the poison anymore. Or I was corrupt by too much expectations - these books are supposed to be beautiful: and true: so: I expect too much beauty and truth: the experiences: which I already have defined too much. Who knows And what about time? I should be respectful of people: who so hard drilled the way to the things: which I consider to be beautiful and true? No. It's cruel: The real art is (greetings Pablo) forever and without time: NOW: