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A Hieroglyph From the Library of Babel
A Hieroglyph From the Library of Babel |
In the vast luminous spaces of the Library of Babel serendipity of Light was merely incidental~ It was the tonalities the Silences the impeccable Rhythms engulfing the Fire-Spaces the tornado the hurricane with a fruity smell the articulate rain the arbitrary resonances metafusing all the clarities to the point of infinite impeccability. In the infinite ruins of Heraclitus's somnambulisms a lucid flame resonates the parables of impossibility in the sacred liquid books of eternity. We have to destroy transcend infinite cosmoses recurring and not recover our sacred perfections engraved in liquid hieroglyphs on infinite luminous walls. Infinitely pure perfect now the Library of Babel is all Light and the Luminous Silence of a still flame! 24th June 1997 Note: "The Library of Babel" is the name of a great short-story by Argentine genius Jorge Luis Borges. |