
Hotel Room
Not quite a bed, not quite a bench. Wallpaper: a grim yellow. A pair of chairs. A squinty looking-glass. We enter — my shadow and I. — V. Nabokov
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Not quite a bed, not quite a bench. Wallpaper: a grim yellow. A pair of chairs. A squinty looking-glass. We enter — my shadow and I. — V. Nabokov
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Tipsy antiquity, barely holds the coolness of the gleam. Time lingers, soft as the evening’s breath. - Jujube
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in that townlet in the towers’ shadow the sound of life was reckless clatter, the mixture of tipsy antiquity and of the present liveliness were healthful for me: my soul’s ready to relish everything beneath the moon, the ancient and the new. — V. Nabokov
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We so firmly believed in the linkage of life, but now I’ve looked back — and it is astonishing to what a degree you, my youth, seem in tints not mine, in traits not real. — V. Nabokov
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Memory creeps like moss along the wall. I stand in the hollow alley, recalling her voice only to hear the murmur of my own shadow - Jujube
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