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| Date: July
14th, 2004 Location:
a staircase from
Lamey’s Mill road to the Sea Wall, False Creek South; Vancouver,
BC Duration:
6 hours Text: Daybreak by Friedrich Nietzsche Pages:
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One
encounter…
Me (to an old
man, nearing death and joyless) : Good morning The old man :
I don’t think so… (looking at the chalk)… is this really
necessary? Me (to the joyless
and death-near) : Not only is it necessary, it is crucial.
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Another encounter… A gardener, or plant mechanic (middle aged yet also
near death and utterly joyless) speaking so that I will hear him,
so that I must hear him, says in the voice of a father who can only
chastise : Someone has
too much time on their hands. Me (to myself, as I am exhausted and do not have the energy
for confrontation) : if chalk dust and scrapes and dirt and spit are
what time is then yes, I have a lot of it on my hands. |
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