Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Medellin
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
I’m destroying myself for him.
Monday, November 14, 2011
I keep... screaming at you...
Sunday, November 6, 2011
We tend to search a lot for meaning
Friday, October 28, 2011
Dream Damn It, Dream!!
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Either leave him... or change myself...
Monday, July 11, 2011
They do not inspire me with disgust, but with an immense pity. Among all the mysteries of human life there is one which I have penetrated; our great torment in this existence comes from the fact that we are eternally alone -- all our efforts and all our actions are directed toward escaping this solitude.
On January 2, 1892, de Maupassant attempted suicide by cutting his throat. He was committed to the celebrated private asylum of Dr. Esprit Blanche at Passy, in Paris, where he died on July 6, 1893, at the age of 43.
Friday, November 5, 2010
To my mother
To my motherI have life, I have gaps, I have what I want,I have scars, deep wounds, immense pain,I have my nostalgia, my questions, my affections.You left to punish us all,to mark your territory with the weight of your final absence,to kill us too.I died in youyou killed meyou evicted my life with your death,imposed, impossible, final.Every day every night,every day every night,your memory is never alonethere is always you and your death,your hand stretched out in the empty spaceso purple, so cold,your mouth ajar,the sound of your dead chest.You didn't leave me aloneyou just left me without you and with your death,violent, simple, provoked."Only optimists commit suicide," they say.I believeWhat did you think was going to happen?What were you going to find?Didn't mother tell you that there is no beyond?You condemned yourself too,you took off,You killed me, you evicted him, you killed them, we got lost,You turned off your light very early.With your last act,sublime act of selfishness,you gave me full hands.Who would believe it mother?Who would believe that you could give birth to me twice?I hold on to the factsyour body, dead and decomposed is in a grave,your soul does not exist.Who do I talk to when I talk to you?You are memory.I have my affections, my questions, my nostalgia,immense pains, deep wounds,scars,what I wish,empty,life.I have life.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Can't do it anymore; we have no strength, no health, no money
"We can't do it anymore; we have no strength, no health, no money. There was no other way out. Forgive us."
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Grated Carrot
Grated Carrot
The first suicide is unique.
They always ask you if it was an accident
or a sincere proposition of death.
They shove a tube up your nose,
hard,
it hurts,
and you learn to not disturb the neighbors.
When you begin to explain that
death-actually-seemed-like-the-only-way-out
or that you did it
to-fuck-up-your-husband-and-your-family
they have all turned their backs
and are watching the transparent tube,
retrieving the parade of your last supper.
Betting on whether its noodles or fried rice.
The doctor on duty coldly tells them:
it’s grated carrot.
“Disgusting,“ says the nurse with big lips.
They disposed of me furiously
because no one won the bet.
The saline dispersed quickly
and ten minutes later,
I was back at my house.
No space to mourn
nor time to feel cold and tremble.
People are unconcerned with death that comes from loving too much.
Child’s play
they say
as if children killed themselves every day.
I looked in Hammett for this exact page:
never tell a word about your life
in any book,
if you can help it.
Miyo Vestrini, died by suicide on November 29, 1991, at 53. Cut her veins.
Friday, July 10, 2009
Life seems sometimes like set of new beginnings... but oddly enough there is rarely a matching set of endings.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Alone
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Here I am in collage... alone
Saturday, November 24, 2007
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
No one is alone
At this very moment
there is a man
who suffers,
a man tortured
only for loving freedom.
I ignore where he lives,
what language he speaks,
or what color is his skin,
how he is called,
but at this same moment,
when your eyes read my small poem,
that man exists,
he screams,
it is possible to hear hi harassed animal weeping,
while he bites his lips not to denounce his friends.
Do you hear? A single man,
handcuffed, screaming,
exists somewhere. Did I say alone?
Don´t you feel, like me, the pain,
the pain of its body repeated in yours?
Isn't your blood flowing under the blind blows?
Nobody is alone.
Now, at this very moment,
You and me are handcuffed too.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Lemmings
"We must consider suicide as an exclusively human behavior, since man, unlike other animals, can cease to exist at will following a premeditated act. In order to be able to speak of animal suicide, there must be an awareness of the irreversibility of the act and of the death that will follow. Except for the human being we cannot affirm that in the animal world there is this certainty about the finitude of its existence. The animal does not recognize itself as mortal, and does not know that it is going to die, therefore He cannot think about his death, nor wish it, nor plan it, nor finally carry it to completion. "
Ginés Jesús Llorca DÃez




















