Words of One’s Quarterly Youth
By Kaio Folly
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Words of One’s Quarterly Youth - Kaio Folly
PARIS
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and so I return. I return to whatever it is I return to. To a place I once called
home, only to understand that I never really knew that home. I only knew this home upon wearing goggles that provided me with beautifully-coloured hues
and perfumed scents close to heaven. And so I return to the narcissistic town that lives above six million dead bodies. Once I was there in the boiling summers, in a big house next to a lake, isolated and counting each energy-particle.
Other times I was there at my worst, escaping from what I
had thought was the true source of my troubles – my real home. Now I realise the source of my troubles was always the unhappiness within me. But come Monday I must return to what I called my second home. I must leave the gracious, welcoming