A friend sent this in a different, albeit related, context:
"I don't know if for certain, but I imagine
that a man and a woman
fall in love one day,
little by little they come to be alone,
something in each heart tells them that they are alone,
alone on the earth they enter each other,
they go on killing each other.
It all happens in silence. The way
light happens in the eye.
Love unites bodies.
They go on filling each other with silence.
One day they wake up, over their arms.
Then they think they know the whole thing.
They see themselves naked and they know the whole thing.
(I'm not sure about this. I imagine it)."
Jaime Sabines
***
On a different note, we are asking whether ghosts can write. We believe
they should. Taking our cue from playwright Jon Fosse it seems obvious that
as far as we are able to follow the leaps of thought, interruptions, in
short, the writer's body in a given text we are able to detect the writing
of an absentee from the actual document presented to us-.
If nothing else then for purposes of consolation.
Take care.
-tor
Mvh. / Yours sincerely,
Torgeir Fjeld
https://torgeirfjeld.com/
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