Phytoplankton and other texts E-Book

Luisa Neige

• Herausgeber: Le Lys Bleu Éditions
• Kategorie: Sachliteratur, Reportagen, Biografien
• Sprache: Französisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023

Seitenzahl: 35

Beschreibung

It is so difficult to summarize a text that farandoles. It is a bric-a-brac, strings of words, words that smile at life, words that bind together in a multitude of sunshine. These are texts that live in every reader. Read and smile.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR


Luisa Neige loves painting, drawing and the wind. However, how to draw it, how to write it? Also passionate about pottery, she creates a bubble of sunshine escape and puts life into each of her words. She is fond of irisoa, a color invented to depict love.

Leseprobe

Luisa Neige

Phytoplankton

and other texts

Essay

© Le Lys Bleu Éditions – Luisa Neige

ISBN : 979-10-377-8415-5

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Of the same author,

published at Le Lys Bleu Éditions

Le Phytoplancton et autres textes (Phytoplankton and other texts/ French version), 2018 ;

Pourquoi la terre elle tourne (Why the earth turns), 2021 ;

Blanc et beige Vert et bleu Un désert (White and beige Green and blue A désert), 2022 ;

Le géant Fù (The giant Fù), 2023 ;

El Fitoplancton y otros textos, 2023.

The wood marks a line on the tip of the nose

The seahorse, I guess, I haven’t seen one yet.

I saw a hummingbird.

Phytoplankton, I saw one. I put in a title and it’s true. I saw one. Was it one. I made a mistake. It was. I remember one, yellow shining in the moon. I didn’t follow him. or he left. I swam faster than him, I think. I saw a manta ray. a piece of grey cloud. I followed it then. an e.

I don’t see it in my eyes enough. I don’t remember. enough. it’s far away, a little blurry. there, obviously. I would see it again. a green sea, a piece of water.

I swam so little. I should have followed him back, knew where he was going, went.

The rain didn’t come.

The wood, it traces.

It makes for drawings.

It makes the rain, the wind on it.

it makesleaves thatfly away,a birdsudden.

a plane tree with maple leaves, maple a leaf is already.

Wood marks the ground.

It traces the sky, you can see by following. wood, it smells like heart,

It smells of the multitude,

It smells like happiness,

It smells when you wait for it, it smells when you land there.

A wood bird has landed on the roof. animals are drinking in the sea. one might say a horse, an animal actually I do not know. how to name it then. I go back to phyto-plankton, legs. to my eyes. a frog. it came to me why. chui not a fish. It was nice. Thanks phytoplankton. Hi. I wrote it. I should have seen more to write more. Do it. Then imagine it. No. Leave immediately.

A phytoplankton on the water’s edge.

The horizon of my bangs. hold a horn. a car. my window. the iris

tells me he’s gonna well.

The iris hasguardedhisblue ink.

The phytoplankton, well, well, what to say if not that I’m going to look in the dictionary. That’s what it is. I’m going well with vegan plankton. Um, um, um. That’s all in my dictionary.

I’m thinking I’m gonna tuck the edge of the oceans. of the water.

Hi, I’m here to pull your nose

I’m going to the river. come back no case.

Balotivoroni, a phytoplankton for sure. I’ll get a phytoplankton. here it is.

I’ll draw. I’ll fish.

Tomorrow is the day

today. tomorrow it will be

today. tomorrow,

it’s now. de-

hand, that’s the hand-

holding on.

Tomorrow is it.

Today I’m going to buy an ant. That’s what I’d like to do.

Fishing is easy. just a stool, a stick, have

Luck! Fishing saying, what do they say to fishing. another day.

Hello, goodbye. Then hello.

And if I could see that phytoplank-ton again.

A dream, follow it then, it would be true. true not the same but another time, it will be true.

And if I don’t know. I know no. too late. others here. going to the north pole. and going to the south pole. and