Hi 🖋️
One day, I will have a publishing house called La ville la Nuit. Until then, welcome, come along as I share some texts of mine..
— mother tongue: French / they-them / in my twenties / means “town at night“ / profile picture is copyrighted©️ —
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@lavillelanuit
Hi 🖋️
One day, I will have a publishing house called La ville la Nuit. Until then, welcome, come along as I share some texts of mine..
— mother tongue: French / they-them / in my twenties / means “town at night“ / profile picture is copyrighted©️ —
Let her come home
Let her come home. Let her feel it. Let her smell your hair as she closes her eyes, late at night, and whisper to her ear. Let her feel the taste of your breath. Let her wake, after a dream, and bring you closer under the sheets. Let her think about the meaning of forever. Let her write and sing and shout, however loud, into the space between you and her. Close the space and glide into her. Not next to her, no. Close the gap and feel her becoming you and you becoming her. Let your wildest dreams come true. Let yourself be seen. Remove your skin and let yourself be naked. The more you do it the easier it becomes. Know the sounds she makes. Gather screams and breaths and songs and put them in a box. Be there when she needs it. Suffocate with her when air is lacking. Drown in her widening chest. Exhale when she does. Be the home she misses, and something new to her. Be her last summer faded smiles, under the sun. Be her laugh in the snow. She’ll become home to you.
Tristesse
Les pieds de l’enfant se transforment en flaques, flic floc, à chaque pas sur le goudron mouillé.
« - Comment tu t’appelles ?
Tristesse.
C’est joli comme prénom. C’est original.
Peut-être », répond l’enfant en regardant ailleurs. Puis iel reprend son chemin.
Plus tard, le sac tombe de son épaule dans un grand bruit. Dedans, il y a tout le matériel dont Tristesse a besoin. Quelques cordes, quelques cailloux trouvés sur le chemin. Le sac est taché depuis longtemps et encore mouillé de la pluie d’aujourd’hui, testament de l’action de la vie sur les choses. Il y a là des milliards d’années, enfermées dans les gouttes d’eau qui rendent plus foncé qu’il ne l’est le sac gris clair. Couleur cumulus. Tristesse se penche, retire ses chaussettes trempées, s’étire longuement. Le calme n’est jamais tout à fait calme, dans sa maison. Il y a toujours un petit bruit de fond, un bourdonnement, le son que ferait l’océan s’il s’évaporait et qu’il ne restait plus que le sel dans les blessures. Le bruit clair, mais sourd, que les choses font quand elles avancent sans toi. Tristesse est fatigué.e. Tristesse voudrait s’allonger et dormir un peu. C’est ce qu’iel fait.
Les fils d’or
Et c’est comme ça que je me suis retrouvé à errer entre le rayon lessive et confiture, un lundi à 15h. Je vous passe les détails, une sale histoire. Une connerie. On devrait jamais commencer des histoires si on oublie à chaque fois qu’un jour ce sera la fin. Je suis parti de chez elle ce matin, et depuis j’ai fais trois ou quatre supermarchés. Je ne sais absolument pas ce que je cherche, mais je compte pas rentrer tant que j’ai pas trouvé cette petite envie qui me tient depuis ce matin. Les hauts-parleurs crachotent un fond sonore andalou à la Kenji Girac. Rien qu’à travers l’écran de ma télé j’ai souvent envie de le buter ce con-là, mais alors là ça devient presque insoutenable. On entend un mot sur deux dans ces putains de bouches béantes de grands magasins, entrecoupés quelques fois par une annonce de gosse perdu. Entre ces mômes chialeurs et les deux accords de guitare répétés en boucles, j’arrive plus à penser. Et en faisant ce constat, je me dis que c’est peut-être pas si mal.
insomnie numéro 12.14
i often think about her. late at night. when i cannot sleep. i often ask to myself, how is she? is she well? only to remember i left her for a reason, and i regret nothing. except for her soft skin against mine. friends, to lovers, to strangers, to friends again? what could we be? only time will tell. but i often think about her. maybe too often. lost in romantised memories; it wasn't like that. except for her soft skin against mine. but i did it and i did it for good. it was the end. it doesn't mean it still is. end doesn't last forever, does it? i've learned to live without her soft skin against mine. i love the word her. maybe more than i liked her skin. maybe she only was a she to me? i often think about her. late at night. when i cannot sleep. i find myself remembering small stuff about her. her fragrance, her clothes. but never her skin. i don't miss her skin. i miss all that we had. i miss our deep talks late at night, when we couldnt sleep. i miss her songs, how she always left lyrics in my head for me to remember her throughout the day. but i don't miss her skin. i miss her. i miss the word her. i miss how her "herness" was affecting me. but i didn't miss the skin even once. i often think about Her. late at night. when i cannot sleep. is she well? my memories still misses her skin.