[belly up in a sea of love]

© to Tim Navis

I was surprised, gratified (a little disappointed?) to find that she had approached me. I was also puzzled. I had planned to spend the rest of the eventual journey back fantasizing impossible approaches to her, opening gambits, accidental acquaitance-formers. I would have executed none. I would have been quite content to let her leave unmolested. It was part of the joy of it. Her very graveness made it so much less likely that I would ever have said anything to her. Maybe that's why I liked those grave girls so much.

Robert McLiam Wilson, Eureka Street

Etichete: punct de topire

Postat de Dan V., duminică, octombrie 16, 2011. Poţi să laşi un răspuns.

“[belly up in a sea of love]”

1.  Madalina M.M. Says:
   19 octombrie 2011, 21:20  

   Nu am mai citit din carte de prin august, cred. Si mi-e dor de ea :)) dar vreau sa-i acord toata atentia posibila.
   
   Tu ai terminat-o?

2.  Dan V. Says:
   20 octombrie 2011, 11:02  

   Ăhm... nu. :">
   I'm doing it all wrong. Citesc vreo 3 cărţi în paralel, când şi cum am timp. Ce e interesant e că la Eureka Street întotdeauna încep prin a reciti pagini din urmă. Îmi plac prea mult. La final cred că voi fi citit cartea de 4-5 ori! :))

3.  Madalina M.M. Says:
   22 octombrie 2011, 15:03  

   Si eu am incepute vreo trei carti, iar acum n-am mai citit de aproape o luna. E interesant ca in perioada asta as fi avut o foame de citit, stand infofolita si cu cana de ceai langa mine.. dar in schimb am un chef de petrecut :))