Madrid, 1987 Page #3
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living material have got it all wrong.
The stain is the interesting part.
And the scars.
It's past Coca-Cola time.
On an empty stomach...
Its better that way, trust me.
It tastes like caramel.
I've always been jealous of painters.
Because they don't need
words.
But if you use words right...
But you can't smell them
or touch them.
That's why I hate museums,
they don't let you touch
and the paintings don't smell anymore.
It would have been beautiful
to smell Las Meninas
recently painted.
Good painters
They find a form that is
at the service of an idea.
Literature struggles to tell in words
what can't be expressed in words.
like a scientist
names an illness.
But..
how.
How can you tell this,
for example
There are...
There are too many glasses
between us.
And what you see is much less
interesting than what i see.
I've lost interest in kissing,
actually.
It's great when you're a teenager,
when kissing someone feels like
you reached the top of a mountain.
Later kissing feels like a formality,
like filling out paperwork.
You can't wait to sign and move on.
Maybe theres a limited number of kisses
a person can enjoy.
Yes, maybe.
I must be down to...
my last handful.
auioo
Come.
Come.
I'd like you to take off
your clothes for me.
It doesn't have to be erotic.
Make it something artistic,
like a gift.
That's it.
A gift that will allow me
to appreciate your beauty.
I'll stay right here.
I won't move, I'll just watch.
Like I'm taking a stroll
through the Prado Museum.
I won't get naked.
I got naked for you.
You came to take everything from me.
Let me take something from you,
even if it's just your clothes.
You wanted to meet me,
thinking.
What can this guy teach me?
Maybe I can squeeze
something more out of him.
More than what I've squeezed
out of myself over the years.
But you wanted to see
if there was anything left for you.
I think I've been pretty faithful
to my caricature.
This is what I am.
Were you expecting something else?
Were you expecting something else
when you agreed to come here?
When you came up those stairs?
Did you think I wouldn't ask you
to sleep with me?
That I wouldn't ask you
to take off your clothes?
Please, being predictable
should be an obligation.
I just wanted to meet you,
listen to you speak.
You've met me, I'm speaking.
I admire you as a writer.
Forgive me if I prefer to admire
something more physical about you,
something more palpable
than your talent.
I'm sure you're talented,
but I've met
plenty of talented people.
And seeing a new body
is something you never get tired of.
Unfortunately we don't have all day.
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