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Julia
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More from the tragedy:
Nothing has changed:
The landscape is still covered by a thick fog.
(picture 212)
And the executioner's gun (picture 213)
... still motivates me to follow her commands
and to dig.
One of the local inhabitants seems to observe the scene.
(picture 214)
And when he or she looks to the executioner ... I believe to see something like a grin in the face of the little frog.
Am I already losing my mind?
Most probably the stress has just left too much traces in my suffering mind.
In this moment an ear-splitting noise is hearable,
an exremely loud croaking of frogs,
even of a whole bunch of them.
My exhausted and nervous mind gets a strange hallucination.
(picture 215)
In any case this noise his will give our nerves the rest.
And indeed ... the executioner's nerves are soon almost totally ruined,
with the result that she heavily threatens me,
as usual not in a very respectful way.
(picture 216)
And I, forced to follow her command in this critical situation,
immediately intensify my effort to dig faster.
In this menacing seconds a further childhood memory is running through my mind,
again a memory of my aunt and what she had said
(picture 217)
... in this happy time which is so far away,
but also so incredibly near,
... especially now,
in this moment (picture 218)
... when my digging hand in the ground
feels a contact with an almost forgotten something ...
...
to be continued
...
Nothing has changed:
The landscape is still covered by a thick fog.
(picture 212)
And the executioner's gun (picture 213)
... still motivates me to follow her commands
and to dig.
One of the local inhabitants seems to observe the scene.
(picture 214)
And when he or she looks to the executioner ... I believe to see something like a grin in the face of the little frog.
Am I already losing my mind?
Most probably the stress has just left too much traces in my suffering mind.
In this moment an ear-splitting noise is hearable,
an exremely loud croaking of frogs,
even of a whole bunch of them.
My exhausted and nervous mind gets a strange hallucination.
(picture 215)
In any case this noise his will give our nerves the rest.
And indeed ... the executioner's nerves are soon almost totally ruined,
with the result that she heavily threatens me,
as usual not in a very respectful way.
(picture 216)
And I, forced to follow her command in this critical situation,
immediately intensify my effort to dig faster.
In this menacing seconds a further childhood memory is running through my mind,
again a memory of my aunt and what she had said
(picture 217)
... in this happy time which is so far away,
but also so incredibly near,
... especially now,
in this moment (picture 218)
... when my digging hand in the ground
feels a contact with an almost forgotten something ...
...
to be continued
...
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