Message in a Bitter
Message to the bitter, for those who watch when the gods sleep
Message to the bitter, for those who watch when the gods sleep
When you face the unknown, the company of a fairy is a good thing.
The Spirit? A rumor of pixels, stretching its wired complaint. The material? Holographic flesh!
On the traces of the golden tongue, Alain Aillet still crosses the track of the invaders of Hyperborea
On an ageless night, I descended into the womb of dreams. I saw the light
Alain Aillet regales us with a mythological deciphering of which he has the secret with that of the Golden Tongue.
By opening the old mahogany chiffonier, he had not sought to find anything
Every morning, around nine o’clock, he settles down on the same terrace. There, he looks.
The Teutonic language has kept a good part of the original language
He wakes up again, without haste, as one comes back from a journey that cannot be written.
When the rain crackles on the tiles of his house, Aurochs Ford Street, he gives himself to dreams
At a time before oblivion, men walked to the sacred, to the winds of legends.