Little dead beatles on clean bathroom floors
Marcelo´s bread is beautiful again. Tomorrow when he isn´t here and his bread is, I wonder how beautiful it will be. It´s soft inside but sesame seeds on the top and tempos demais-too much time- in the oven make it hard. Cutting it, hard-like the thought of my Brasilian memories-I fumble and make a mess of the bread-spilling little white crumbs over the plastic lid. Hard, hard, hard. My book-The Famished Road-and this bread-hard, and precious. Precious when I stop reading and can´t stop crying because it pressed me so fiercely to harsh reality -like burnt earthen walls -and the imprint of it stings my cheek and hands and knee fronts when I let go-when I´m free. Hard. What is it? Things feel hard today. My alarm didn´t go off again this morning and I missed my chance to travel with the beautiful Spanish woman-to camp and trek and eat fajitas and banana oatmeal cookies at waterfalls and view points on Parco do Brigodeiro -missed a week-end of fine and lovely memories-lost because I´m me ...