moe 𖦹

poet • surrealist

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𖦹 ennui sur blasé — introduced

ennui sur blasé is titled after a fictional french city, the main setting of a wes anderson movie: the french dispatch.

It's a housing of prose, poems, and letters by moe [ I ] of which the themes are often surrealism, woe, hunger, melancholy, grief, and the vague idea of always missing something. it means "boredom on jaded."

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“nothing draws my eyes to the passing panumbras, nothing draws silhouettes seldom there, yet my head veers heavenward and left to look on still.”

— moe • ennui sur blasé, piece 01 ( the ritual for half-ajar doors )

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“if you ask the heart of my fears, there's none more haunting than a nothing. it's the mother of every ghost of my yesteryears, and a sister to my yearnings.”

— moe • ennui sur blasé, piece 01 ( the ritual for half-ajar doors )

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— excerpts from ennui sur blasé, letter 01 ( written in folly, to dionysus. ) • moe

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“seeking something missing, missing something left behind” — “Nescaffier” The French Dispatch.