Escrevida - Texts from Laura Esteves, brazilian writer.
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The Dog’s Dilemmas

  • 01/05/2017
  • Philosophical Gaia
  • Tales ,Experiences
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Memoirs of a Guardian, Laura’s Legacy

  • 06/04/2024
  • Transitions Tapestry
  • Chronicles ,Experiences
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You Know Me

  • 02/05/2017
  • Fragments of the Imaginary
  • Tales ,Experiences
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Time in you

  • 07/05/2017
  • Reasons to grow old together
  • Poetry

Unable to count hours, I surrendered to counting lapses without you in my life

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The post-nihilism engagement

  • 06/05/2017
  • Reasons to grow old together
  • Chronicles

We spend our entire lives imagining that our true love is out there somewhere, we always keep one foot out the door, waiting and searching for that person who will finally tell us we have been found.

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Unverbalizable need

  • 05/05/2017
  • Reasons to grow old together
  • Poetry

I want to kiss your mouth while our tongues dance. I want to look deep into your eyes and understand the reciprocity

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I prefer the silence

  • 03/05/2017
  • Reasons to grow old together
  • Poetry

I prefer the silence. Between heartbeats. Between sighs. Between words

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I write you

  • 02/05/2017
  • Reasons to grow old together
  • Poetry

I write you. More than you read. In my touch on you. There is more than you feel

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You Forgot Me

  • 02/05/2017
  • Fragments of the Imaginary
  • Tales

Anti-hedonistic and merciless, something lost through regrets that the courageous seek and the old have no time to understand.

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You Know Me

  • 02/05/2017
  • Fragments of the Imaginary
  • Tales ,Experiences

An intimate and engaging dialogue with the reader, leading step by step to an unexpected revelation about what makes us human.

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Addictive Nihilism

  • 01/05/2017
  • Metaphors of Impermanence
  • Chronicles

An invitation to get drunk on pain, poetry, obsessive delusions and parallel illusions, forever in this moment.

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Biopsychosocial Networks

  • 01/05/2017
  • Chrononaut Library
  • Chronicles

Humanity is getting dumber between 140 characters, empty hashtags, and the growing inability to formulate a single idea.

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Have You Been Out There?

  • 01/05/2017
  • Philosophical Gaia
  • Chronicles

A call to follow the paths of wild wolves, where the wind is merciless with the weak of spirit and living is a gift.

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They asked where I was. "Boycotting Mondays" I said. The idea spread. People stayed home. Now, we hate Tuesdays

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  • Fragments of the Imaginary (6)
  • High Heel Scars (7)
  • Metaphors of Impermanence (2)
  • Morning Soliloquies (10)
  • Philosophical Gaia (6)
  • Reasons to grow old together (21)
  • Transitions Tapestry (20)
  • Urban Hermit (9)
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Escrevida - Texts from Laura Esteves, brazilian writer.

Writings by Laura Esteves; poet, short story writer and novelist who believes that stories don't just reflect reality, but reinvent it.

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