I, PRIESTESS (14)
Well, I think, I got lost in translation or transmission.
Going home.
Never fear, I'm back; just consider it some kind of omission.
Remission from narrating. Writing life can be hard. We remember so little, but, what we remember - our memories - reminds me of lard.
Blocks your arteries and constricts your blood flow.
Stifled and strangled as they are, memories dictate what you think; who you think you are, what you know you think.
Mojo, and kitchen-sink.
'Supposing truth is not continuous, but is discontinuous, untrustworthy, mottled, pitted, full of irony, ambiguity, paradox, failure and instability'.
Let's tell some stories.
(ref: Rick Moody 'On Counternarrative' in (ed) R Rugoff, 2013, The Alternative Guide to the Universe, London: Hayward Publishing)
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