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18 August 08 - 19:50Floaters

Unpublished?

As ever, floating in my eyes were thousands of little particles that most people were never able to see.  That I had the knack of pin-pointing them was once discovered almost by accident when my eyelids were closed in a room darkened except for a TV screen on strobe mode.  And, then, I saw the floaters, wobbling up and down like a cross between ballroom dancers and cells under a microscope.  Most normal people, when they shut their eyes tight, either in direct sunlight or in complete darkness, they can conjure forth variations on psychedelia: kaleidoscopic patterns and darting pointilliste dream-paintings.  And all manner of self-imaginings.  Like faces never seen before: utter strangers who sometimes smiled, sometimes cried and, even, sometimes, grew plug ugly, thin-lipped and squeeze-eyed.  Yet, all in the mind.  All in an era which was too new to count.

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04 August 08 - 13:36My Favourite Book

MY FAVOURITE BOOK IS LE NEVEU DE RAMEAU BY DIDEROT, NO PUN INTENDED by DF Lewis

“Stop faffing about!” Flossie said.

            “What’s the problem, eh?” I managed to muster through loose teeth and porridge.

            “Go to the dentist and get your gums sorted out.  I’m fed up to the back...”  She suddenly stopped, realising what she was about to stay would have been a very bad pun, albeit an unintentional one.  The worst sort.

            “There’s more in the scheme of things, God, the cosmos, coincidences, creation, ley-lines, geomancy than worrying about nitty gritty things such as bleeding gums,” I said, grinning widely.  I hadn’t eaten real solids for quite a well.  Bread in hot milk.  Cup-a-soups.  Yoghourt.  And, yes, porridge was the most chunky stuff I ... (more)

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