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I dreamt longer than I lived
Replacing wakers with slept memories
Until dream copied dream
And night was sleep's elegy

A libertine in limbo, leading a deep revolution in the recesses of his mind, sexually ambivalent but for the libido of his dreams. The inversion of cause and effect between life and dreams, one as the reflection of the other; the dream becomes paramount, the equation the same. Waking becomes first the reprisal, then the rehearsal of the dreams.

not to be read on a train surrounded by high schoolers