i.n.s.o.m.n.i.a
can you hear them the cars the noise the people they're screaming but no one can hear them but i can hear them it's dawn i'm asleep but my eyes are open and i can hear them i can hear you and the moon is in my eyes the mess i'm in its dawn you're there i'm here who are you what have i done is this really happening why do i feel there is someone else in my bed in my head a rollercoaster in my head all i want is to be with you i told you then why the pain the silence the pauses is it her do you love me why do you pause when i ask have you ever made love to a movie let's run away together somewhere old somewhere i ask you how much and you tell me the sand the sea the galaxy
(pic from Hou's Millenium mambo)
(pic from Hou's Millenium mambo)
posted by Laila K at
11:52
10 Comments:
laila bta3rfeh enno your photos are beautiful? you have the eye, ya zghiri
what happenned to the valium i thought it worked
insomnia is the story of my life ever since I was a kid. nothing helped. I understand, i feel your pain, and I love what and how your write.
however insomnia has a good facet. we get to observe and listen when everybody is asleep.
i agree with rouba
" The Cure for Insomnia, directed by John Henry Timmis IV, is officially the world's longest film, according to the Guinness Book of Records, as of its release in 1987. Running 5220 minutes (87 hours) in length, the film has no plot, instead consisting of artist L. D. Groban reading his lengthy poem "A Cure for Insomnia" over the course of three and a half days, spliced with occasional clips from heavy metal and pornographic videos.
It was first played in its entirety at The School of the Art Institute in Chicago, Illinois from January 31 to February 3, 1987 in one continuous showing. It is not clear whether or not the movie has been shown since then. Considering that a DVD disc can only hold up to five hours of video at mild quality, The Cure for Insomnia would fill around 18 discs.
The film is shot entirely on video, and its intended purpose actually was to help cure insomnia. It is therefore disputed as to whether or not The Cure for Insomnia should even be considered as a candidate for the world's longest film."
laila each time i've read makes different impression....
joli
the forbidden word ;)
how are you layoul?
i was an insomniac as a kid and still suffer a fair bit from lack of sleep - too often by choice..
its like im afraid that the world will abandon me while i close my eyes.. sometimes i feel like i am clinging to whatever is happening.. in case it happens without me..
and then i notice that while i was busy clinging.. the world was busy happening..
;)
lirun
telaviv
www.emspeace.blogspot.com
ps i like you photo.. which beach is it
rouba, thanks hayete but it's not me who has the eye :) ba3dein i called you waynik?
z..tell me about it. me too for as long as i can remember, maybe we should watch the movie that ghada recommended together?
jij, thank you i'm flattered
anny, nothing helped i tried everything in my drawer
ghada, thanks for the very informative comment zgheereh
thanks gitanes :)
eh mirvat this is 3ala sharaf beej (beej keefak?)
lirun,
thanks for stopping by, the beach was somewhere in miami
ya hayete
clearly i don't (have the eye)
eh i saw your calls bas was sleeping they's f--in killing me
will call u tom (eye promise)
that would be lovely :)
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