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Childhood and magic are married in this poem inscribed in infinity, like traces on walls or cracks in venerable walls, superimposed posters lacerated by wind, rain and poetry; calligraphy and ideograph intermerge in this equation.. ..in this sign.

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The plate that a peasant eats his soup out of is much more interesting to me than the ridiculously rich plates of rich people.

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I try to apply colors like words that shape poems, like notes that shape music.

Your face had become dark, and, upon the day's awakening, your ashes will disperse themselves throughout the garden.

Painting must be fertile. It must give birth to a world.. ..it must fertilize the imagination.

To gain freedom is to gain simplicity.

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