Erik the Good
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A memory without being remembered, disconnected from the self: a masquerade costume worn on the workday after the party, which in our joy (or cruelty) we forgot we were still wearing, which we didn’t even know was a costume, nor do we remember putting it on. In the light of day, we forget the masquerade exists. “Erik in black” rides along the cliffs, unaware of his provincial form. His outer persona is not a horse
We, the living, mount the pony that the dead ride. |
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