shadow cont muzika, mp3, Kūriniai, Parsisiųsti, Klausytis, Kūrėjai apie projektądiskusijospaieška cont shadow
ieškoti
pic2
vartotojo vardas slaptažodis registruotis
con con
line

Informacija apie vartotoją

Duomenų tikslumas

Svetainės administratorius neatsako už pateiktų duomenų tikslumą!

Informacija apie vartotoją
image
Slapyvardis layerswires
Nuoroda http://emusic.lt/~layerswires
Registracijos data 2009-11-02 22:39:20
Paskutinį kartą prisijungė 2010-10-02 14:29:44
Vardas maya
Pavardė -
Elektroninio pašto adresas audrius.poc@gmail.com
Gimimo data -
Šalis/Miestas -
Statusas Vartotojas
Vartotojo prisistatymas
"Fragment #1"
Speaking is speaking
when you (The next word is unintelligible,
writt en on a drunken scrap of paper.)

speak any more.

Tokyo
Perhaps a day in early June
"Lazarus on the Bullet Train"
For Tagawa Tadasu

The Bullet Train is the famous Japanese express train that travels 120 miles an hour. Lazarus is an old stand-by.

You listened to the ranting and raving drunken
American writer on the Bullet Train from Nagoya
as I blamed you for everything that ever went
wrong in this world, including the grotesque
event that occurred that night in Gifu while
you slept.

Of course, you had done nothing but be my good
friend. At one point I told you to consider me
dead, that I was dead for you from that moment on.
I took your hand and touched my hand with it.
I told you that my flesh was now cold to you:
dead.

Y ou silently nodded your head, eyes filled
with sadness. I even forbid you to ever read
one of my books again because I knew how much
you loved them and again you nodded your head
and you didn't say anything. The sadness in your
eyes did all the speaking.
The Bullet Train continued travelling at 120
miles an hour back to Tokyo as I ranted and raved
at you.

You didn't say a word.
Your sadness filled the Bullet Train
with two hundred extra passengers.
They were all reading newspapers
that had no words printed on them,
only the dried tears of the dead.

By the time the train reached Tokyo Station,
my anger had turned slowly and was headed in all
directions toward a deserved oblivion.
I took your hand and touched my hand again.
"I'm alive for you," I said. "The warmth has
returned to my flesh."

You nodded silently again,
never having said a word.
The two hundred extra passengers
remained on the train,
though it was the end of the line.
They will stay there forever riding
back and forth until they are dust.
We stepped out into the early Tokyo morning
friends again.

Oh, thank you, Tagawa Tadasu,
O beautiful human being for sharing
and understanding my death
and return from the dead
on the Bullet Train between Nagoya
and Tokyo the morning of June 8, 1976.

Later in the evening I called you
on the telephone. Your first
words were: "Are you fine?"
"Yes , I am fine."

Toky o
June 9, 1976
Naujausi kūriniai
Kūrinio pavadinimas
Kategorija Veik.
experimental klausytisklausytis
Meniu
sąrašas ieškoti vartotojo kūrinių
sąrašas ieškoti grojaraštį
Į draugų sąrašą įkelti į draugų sąrašą
Žinutės rašyti žinutę
Mėgstami kūriniai
Draugai
image
Gerbėjai
image
Statistika
Viso kūrinių 1
Komentarų 4
Balsavimų 0
Žinučių forume 0
Kūrinių grojaraštyje 0
Bendras reitingas Reitingas
Reklama
line
© 2002-2017 emusic.lt - visos kūrinių autorinės teisės priklauso kūrinių autoriams!