'Because I am not Catholic' and other paragraphs
The sun, I saw, setting with its orange haze – it was past. I watched, collecting in my mind the colours that the night was to throw at me - blues, indigo tinted with orange, all kinds of blues, layered with black now – a Van Gogh night.
With these colors in the periphery but nonetheless active I sit, waiting at Café Prague. Waiting? For whom? I guess I am waiting for an enigma, an imaginative sapping who I or destiny has called Sophia.
And it is my relation to this Sophia that bothers me – I wear a blue coat and yellow vest coat and on the brink of expectance I am to consider in words with ink (red) on paper, and through paper, my relation – in language – to Sophia.
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