30.4.12
>> life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage . anaïs nin
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| cajuzinho, óia a frase que eu tinha colada na minha prateleira. lembro que você gostava. |
>> I don't want to be your prisoner, so, baby, won't you set me free?
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| uma das minhas músicas preferidas da madonna BORDERLINE, do primeiro álbum. muito bom! madonna toda no style, bota de tachas, luvinhas, bandana no cabelo, moleton cortado, muitas correntes. |
>> atalho, ou um desvio, rio raso ou um passo em falso.
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| foto por bedrich grunzweig . april shower [1951] |
>> an interview with mahatma gandhi.
in an interview with an US-American journalist gandhi said in summer 1931:
journalist: "mr. gandhi, you may tell us, please, when you expect to leave for London for the second round table conference."
gandhi: "I have no notion and I don't expect to go there if the hindu muslim question is not satisfactorily solved."
journalist: "if england agreed to your demands, mr. gandhi, do you intend to keep complete prohibition in the new indian states?"
gandhi: "oh yes."
journalist: "absolute prohibition?"
gandhi: "absolute."
journalist: "and do you intend also, if india wins its independence, to abolish child marriages?"
gandhi: "I should very much like to, even before."
journalist: "if england was not fulfilling your demands are you prepared to return to jail again?"
gandhi: "I am always prepared to return to jail."
journalist: "if you go to the second round table conference will you go attired in your native indian dress or will you prefer european dress?"
gandhi: "I shall certainly not be found in european dress and if the weather permitted I should present myself exactly as I am today."
journalist: "and if the king of england invited you to dinner at buckingham palace, you wouldn't go in your customary indian dress?"
gandhi:"In any other dress I should be most discourteous to him because I should be artificial."
journalist: "would you be prepared to die in the cause of india's independence?"
gandhi: "this is a bad question."
journalist: "mr. gandhi, you may tell us, please, when you expect to leave for London for the second round table conference."
gandhi: "I have no notion and I don't expect to go there if the hindu muslim question is not satisfactorily solved."
journalist: "if england agreed to your demands, mr. gandhi, do you intend to keep complete prohibition in the new indian states?"
gandhi: "oh yes."
journalist: "absolute prohibition?"
gandhi: "absolute."
journalist: "and do you intend also, if india wins its independence, to abolish child marriages?"
gandhi: "I should very much like to, even before."
journalist: "if england was not fulfilling your demands are you prepared to return to jail again?"
gandhi: "I am always prepared to return to jail."
journalist: "if you go to the second round table conference will you go attired in your native indian dress or will you prefer european dress?"
gandhi: "I shall certainly not be found in european dress and if the weather permitted I should present myself exactly as I am today."
journalist: "and if the king of england invited you to dinner at buckingham palace, you wouldn't go in your customary indian dress?"
gandhi:"In any other dress I should be most discourteous to him because I should be artificial."
journalist: "would you be prepared to die in the cause of india's independence?"
gandhi: "this is a bad question."
>> as danças do fogo: purificação.
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| foto por robert frank . untitled [mary and children with sparklers] |
>> a portrait by daniel clowes.
agora fiquei curiosa pra ler os quadrinhos criados pela lú.
quero ver um dia ;)
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>> ♥
p.s.2: lembrei do manoel
p.s.3: queria uma camiseta
23.4.12
>> willem de kooning.
the attitude that nature is chaotic and that the artist puts order into it is a very absurd point of view, I think. all that we can hope for is to put some order into ourselves.
18.4.12
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>> quero um tambor agora que preciso fazer igual a baterista!
rammstein sonne [cover] . children medieval band
e depois ela ainda toca harpa, so MIDIÍVÂUUUUU!
17.4.12
>> manoelito na beira do rio.
O mundo meu é pequeno, Senhor.
Tem um rio e um pouco de árvores.
Nossa casa foi feita de costas para o rio.
Formigas recortam roseiras da avó.
Nos fundos do quintal há um menino e suas latas
maravilhosas.
Todas as coisas deste lugar já estão comprometidas
com aves.
Aqui, se o horizonte enrubesce um pouco, os
besouros pensam que estão no incêndio.
Quando o rio está começando um peixe,
Ele me coisa
Ele me rã
Ele me árvore.
De tarde um velho tocará sua flauta para inverter
os ocasos.
manoel de barros.
Tem um rio e um pouco de árvores.
Nossa casa foi feita de costas para o rio.
Formigas recortam roseiras da avó.
Nos fundos do quintal há um menino e suas latas
maravilhosas.
Todas as coisas deste lugar já estão comprometidas
com aves.
Aqui, se o horizonte enrubesce um pouco, os
besouros pensam que estão no incêndio.
Quando o rio está começando um peixe,
Ele me coisa
Ele me rã
Ele me árvore.
De tarde um velho tocará sua flauta para inverter
os ocasos.
manoel de barros.
p.s.: deu saudade dos meus quatro avós quando moravam na rua rio branco [campo grande, ms]. época de brincar e me sujar sem medo na terra vermelha da cidade morena, subir na goiabeira da casa dos avós maternos, depois atravessar a rua e ir catar tamarindo na casa dos dos avós paternos. e no final do dia tinha mate gelado batido com chipa. ô tempo gostoso.
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