Eu soube o sadness inexorable dos lpis, puro em suas caixas, em dolor da almofada e do peso de papel, em toda a misria de dobradores e de mucilage do manilla, no desolation em lugares pblicos immaculate, no quarto s da recepo, no lavatory, no switchboard, no pathos unalterable da bacia e do jarro, no ritual do multigraph, no papel-grampo, na vrgula, na duplicao infinita das vidas e nos objetos. E eu vi a poeira das paredes das instituies, mais finas do que a farinha, viva, mais perigosa do que o silicone, sift, quase invisvel, com as tardes longas do tedium, deixando cair uma pelcula fina nos pregos e nas sobrancelhas delicadas, vitrificando o cabelo plido, as caras padro cinzentas duplicadas.
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