Peace Be Blonde Paradise
that sort of Sharapova was walking just in the middle of the new pedestrian street, and perhaps take an mp3 or just being happy, but together the arms to the body and drew two right angles, palms of the hands, like wings. And I realized that all this expression of central and color on a street that already is loud and quickly becomes accustomed to the parties and the puppets, brought to light the impropriety of forcing a show. Suffice it to cite one example, if "November", the film Achero Manas. Not that I like, but directly I am against street performances. As I see it, art has meaning only if consent of the artist and audience. I hate the "performances." Without going any further, last weekend, two players (to call them somehow) disguised as cowboys "Far West" broke into my street (the street that a couple of days later I walked Sharapova) and performed scenes of mourning and went into the stores asking if they sold spurs. Such idiocy deserves at least an occasional insult passers-by, but in my city, to the maximum reached is to draw a stupid smile, what it calls "that you face is dumb" . I came to buy bread and got overcome with true professionalism and skill to my "artists."
But two days later, the street forced to art (how much damage is done Capital of Culture for 2016!), was illuminated by a presence no ads, no action, no message or purpose. The eternal feminine walk, taking about my street and intensely nourishing sexual nature. And then I realized (and to my amazement I digested quietly) that the top woman in the blue and white pants was blonde. What I mean is that this woman was (is, I imagine and hope) BLONDE with great harmony and embodies what the blonde is in our broken society. Because, okay, some prefer brunettes (or simply do not do that type of discrimination), but, please, gentlemen, IS BLONDE! It took me a moment because I do not know how it will end this text. I keep (profit).
is true that hell is other people, but also heaven. And I thought that the personal development of young blonde and imagine listening to phrases like: "Oh, if it looks like an angel!" Since childhood. And maybe live in awe (and not a little curious) the change from girl to woman and with it the passage of a celestial creature object of desire. I think of it, going into any store and undisguised admiration of other customers. And I imagine the faces of the thousand and one gadflies, compliments of forced and vulgar, his triumph, finally, together with any similar. In a normal situation, it is unthinkable to relate it to any kind of suffering.
This young woman is an archetype. She is blond and beautiful, as a topic any of this decadent postmodernism. But we, or rather, have. And won. It's better this way, after all. But I'm tangled in prejudice. I.