13 December 2009

THE CONFESSIONS OF A CITY RUNNER


THE CONFESSIONS OF A CITY RUNNER
like a divine gps

pure walking is the best way to prove yourself things such as faith; how could you come and go anywhere else than where you come and go when you're not going anywhere?

by accident found a door to a paradise park
walking so as to walk under a stone key

by accident met somebody in the paradise park
walking as a catalyst for another story

really, another story





leaving paradise is hardcore in a place such as rome
for in the streets even the most pusillanimous scooters roam!

crossing a street led to thoughts of death

the universe tends to award thoughts that go through
the natural respect of a logical flow, so to go

...

the silver Victoria running shoes turned down the street
flowing down a centuries old stairs - this was shown. see?

if you see it in the movies, mate
it's the same as you would have seen it, really?

reasons depend on the chosen meaning
you can tip 'em off - really!

I am just running here
with my 300D

had to fuel up with some expresso

(USAGE The often-occurring variant spelling expresso —and its pronunciation |ikˈspresō|—is incorrect and was probably formed by analogy with express.)

in the terrace sat down to my chair from rococo
one eyed dog was there too with his gigolo daddy-o!



finally, at these hoods of mine
mister berlin:



06 December 2009

03 December 2009

Trastevere

trastevere




on via della lungaretta there lies a store called open door bookshop

and I needed to be helped in opening the very door



23 November 2009

Home

all roads lead to rome
from here even I found home

another lady originating from vantaa greeted me in termini station


then







Sassasssassari






21

how do you turn 21?

it started with text message traffic between an island of the country of the boot and the country of the one handed woman. in the messages my mother shared reminiscences from the time I was within her. like, working with me in one of the best kitchens of helsinki. like, being proud of my existence on the way to and from work. I told her I believe this pride transformed into a healthy self-esteem in me, and cried alone for sheer happiness – for my mother, who she is, and that exactly 21 years ago was the last day in her womb for me

then




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