“[La vie citadine] Ce monde ratatiné, avec ses crispations par-ci, ses constipations par-là, nous amoindrit quelque part. On perd un peu de notre clairvoyance, de la sédimentation d’une pensée s’étirant entre la rêverie et le vagabondage; on ne retient plus à force de trop en voir; on encrasse ses poumons et le reste. La nervosité, l’irritation et l’impatience gâtent nos fibres.”
Micberth et les gros niqueurs, 1990
Thèmes
pensée , vie , monde , partie , force , reste , part , pluie , poumon , entrée , fibre , sédiment , impatience , voirie , constipation , peu , clairvoyance , reversLoïc Decrauze 190
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I think if there is a God, I don’t know if it’s the one in the Bible, ’cause that’s a weird story, is He’s our father and we’re His children. That’s it. “Our father, who art in Heaven.” Where’s our mother? What happened to our mom? What did He do to our mom? Something happened. Somewhere in Heaven, there’s a porch with a dead lady under it, and I want the story. Somebody’s gotta check the trunk of God’s car for bleach and rope and fibers.
Well, how can we not have a mother?! At least, maybe, God’s divorced. Maybe he has an ex-wife. God’s a single dad and He’s raising us alone and we’re praying… and He’s like, “I’m trying! It’s just me up here!” Maybe that’s what’s going on. Maybe your life is your time… this is our weekend with Dad, that’s what life is… and then when you die, you go to mom’s house…
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Saturday Night Live (2014)

6 janvier 1941
Journal littéraire, Le goût pour la relation