Today is heart-achingly beautiful. It's around 60°, with a soft breeze and the most gorgeous sunlight...
Last night I mentioned to Judi how I think I am too serious on these pages. She agreed, and told me to stop trying to sound intelligent, and just be funny and playful like I am in person.
Hmm.
I don't write in person, I write in isolation. I perform in person. I play me. But here I let the role go and search for flesh. In writing, I grope blindly on a big, big stage for the person who plays me. It's a random search, and most of the time I am nowhere near me. But once in a while I hear a noise, a sound of me stirring. Over there! I go, arms out, fingers probing dark and empty space, getting closer. I hear me move. I twitch, and step that way. I feel me lightly brush my side.
Then, like a warm soft breeze on a rare November day, me is gone.
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