Four Each Day

Nulla dies sine linea. Four sentences every day. About whatever happened that day. Most of it's even true. Written by Scott Lee Williams

Friday, November 29, 2013

Paris, je t'adore.

A painting of a snow covered street, from far away palpably cold, but up close the lines squiggly and gestural. A man sits upon a pedestal, imprisoned by his own thoughts. A meal that takes the most basic flavors and presents them in such a way that they seem utterly new, the way an artist shows you colors for the first time.

An impossibly full day that will live in my mind until I die.
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