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The ogre rain

rain. But the rain is not rain here. It is a sky that touches without effort and without scatter effect, without crashing into an infinity of tiny drops swelled and crushed. Without the rain with an unpronounceable name ( xirrimirri ), Bilbao is not Bilbao. The sun does not suit him. There is imbalance, contradiction, contrary, and stress. The rain does not fall in Bilbao. It would be wrong to believe it. The rain disappears, consenting, patiently but assertive, hovering, lightweight and ready to give a feast to his men's doubles. The sand in Bilbao.

"It was thus: the texts seemed to disappear completely in it and then what was left on the shelves, they were more than empty shells."

While reading this sentence I thought of him, the sand gray ogre rain. Moreover, there is no connection between him and Amadeu Inacio de Almeida Prado, the fictional character mentioned in this novel 1. But I Yet suddenly saw this beach sand and gray career, saying that our brain is still an extraordinary machine capable of making us jump in a split second of this literary voracities Amadeu de Almeida Prado gluttony and drops light gray sand of Bilbao.

He does not right away. Nothing is more disconcerting than the sand of threatening skies at the time of paseo. Smooth and flat, it is just waiting to fully stretched her women's doubles. released two bulls, three maybe. Swollen sky of a thousand offerings, sweating in the effort, trampled scraped back, he moves in bumps, cuts, channels restore him to his face twisted and insatiable male. A cum!

So once the light is swallowed, the drops once eaten, licked, sucked, the gray sand of Bilbao dirty caps, mud and black sneakers and pink stockings, squirting heavily under the hooves of bulls cornalones . The slime muleta the smell of her fornication, the xirrimirri down and even crazier it gorges itself as a dirty beast and beast. The bullfight is not clean, do not forget. Better!

1 Pascal Mercier Night Train to Lisbon , Coll. Foreign domain, Editions 10/18, 2008.

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