
Ken Russell. “Women In Love”. 1969
“… I'm gon' hit your business if it's momentary blissness
I'm gon' hit your business if it's momentary blissness
I'm gon' hit your business if it's momentary blissness
I'm gon' hit your business if it's momentary
(It may feel bad)…”
(S)He wants to write a new brand history, which it starts as a real one, and ends at the same point like previous ones. (S)He wants the kind of things to assume that nobody change.
Evitando vincularse al éxito, a la posibilidad de una felicidad terrenal, preferimos permanecer en la autenticidad miserable de la genuinamente imposible. Esa cobardía blanda de la asunción del rol de perdedor determinista, que no obliga a esforzarse por las cuestiones trascendentales de la vida.