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lynette
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i don’t know if you’ve read the first chapter of miller’s black spring but if you have:
when i listened to boykill boy in the bus, the hot blue bright day, i was reminded, quite vaguely, of a nice black time in my life, when that door between present and future and reversible time was opened. sometimes i think i’m imagining that such a surreal, nearly edenic, period actually occurred- perhaps it was a moment i had known the minute i was born, known but never met hands with; so gorgeous and impossible.
“if the sight of a swinging door intrigues us it is the memory of a summer’s evening when all the doors were swinging softly… Perhaps when that door parted to give us a choking glimpse… then we had the first intimation of the great impact of sin, the first intimation that here over little round tables spinning in the light which later we are to look at with such yearning and reverence, that here, I say, we are to feel in the years to come the first iron of love, the first stains of rust, the first black, clawing hands of the pit”