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and a last breath opens a labyrinth. A man raises his animal, a horse, a bull, like someone feeding an ancient god, until one steals from the other’s eyes extinction. What remains unforge able, is the simultaneity of life and death. Every time he remembers the past, he returns to his community, a lonely man birthing landslides. In a slow gale, he resists his creatureliness, emblematic and sour, a carnivorous jewel. Nothing contains him his tide in the abyss, it’s the same immensity discharged by a blind man or a waiting bu erfl y, the same tongue of a stone creating the stone of a bird leopoldo castilla 67
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calling to water on a cowardly cloth, hiding inside a mad brain. Nothing is fl eeting, just like the ocean day by day, arriving, to shine at its own funeral. Like this, you are out of key with your time, your every second, an epic ba le. In an instant no loss, no escape, within the briefness of eternity, we hold the physicality of myth. Man is no mystery, there is simply no one living inside him. His only talent is the world. And yet, there is a place that doesn’t belong in the universe, a crack escaping the world to never return: and in this crack is when he knows his death. The light doesn’t fi t him, like large fl aps of skin the days he has le to live, time crawls precariously 68 leopoldocastilla

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calling to water on a cowardly cloth, hiding inside a mad brain.

Nothing is fl eeting, just like the ocean day by day, arriving, to shine at its own funeral. Like this, you are out of key with your time, your every second, an epic ba le.

In an instant no loss, no escape, within the briefness of eternity, we hold the physicality of myth.

Man is no mystery, there is simply no one living inside him. His only talent is the world.

And yet, there is a place that doesn’t belong in the universe, a crack escaping the world to never return: and in this crack is when he knows his death.

The light doesn’t fi t him, like large fl aps of skin the days he has le to live, time crawls precariously

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