Pauline at the Beach Page #2
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- 1983
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herself with a home.
I don't have one.
This house isn't really a home.
It has no furniture.
I can't stand a woman...
as furniture.
Glad to hear it!
But that's what she did.
I wanted her to be...
as free as I am,
as light and moveable...
to have no luggage,
physical or mental.
She had a daughter!
So did I!
You didn't take care of her.
Yes, I did. I raised her
the first two years.
She wasn't a burden?
Very little.
-Less than your wife?
-Much less!
Then keep her.
I have no right,
legally, that is.
Didn't you say you lived alone?
Yes, but...
I'm just waiting.
Waiting for what?
That unpredictable thing
called love.
I've never really
fallen in love...
and I want to.
I let myself be misled
by a man...
who convinced me that
I believed him.
But it wasn't love.
lt was being faithful.
Being faithful
meant a lot to me.
It still does.
I believe that to really love...
you must think
it'll last forever.
But we all make mistakes.
You won't make any more?
I don't know.
But I won't believe
something's love when it isn't.
Love burns.
I want to burn with love.
When it's worth it, I hope.
For whom?
I don't know.
It'll happen, I don't know when,
but quite unexpectedly.
Maybe never.
I hope not. But I'll burn.
But will you know
where to aim your flame?
No. I said it would happen...
quite unexpectedly.
Then you'll make
another mistake.
That's true. I could.
You're free now. Enjoy it.
Don't tie yourself down.
That depends to whom.
Freedom doesn't interest me.
I don't think the way you do.
What bothered me,
if I may say so...
wasn't being attached...
I didn't burn for.
except in dreams...
as girls do for a movie-star...
a prince, an athlete, a face
glimpsed and never seen again.
But it wasn't love.
I've probably set hearts aflame.
But they belonged to people
I didn't care about...
so I never noticed.
Men may have
killed themselves over me!
l hope not.
If they did, I never found out.
But strange as it may seem,
one thing has never happened...
to spark a love in myself
and in another...
instantly and reciprocally.
But I don't despair.
It'll happen one day...
and suddenly,
I'll go up in flames.
Maybe not suddenly.
Just as well.
Passion that flames too quickly
burns out too fast.
take you by surprise.
And after that?
After the surprise?
After the surprise,
it's all surprises.
Because love, like life,
exists in time.
Yes, but in the present.
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