I change the anacoluto or solecism

 I change the anacoluto or solecism. As a false construction of the sentence in order to pass on its effect to the narrator whose use it reflects and to the reader disturbing his sleepy reading. The three simultaneously inconsistent in their sudden existence that no one has claimed, remaining as a simple figure among so many other image objects. When the image is: Vva la está tu a un en tu t y está, its strokes are cubism in different optical perspectives. When straight away, without warning, We will have to live to the Sweet joy, the sweet surprise hits us in the grammar. Faineant! Get out of the awkwardness because the night is already awake. Dead life. That never ends. In the long frustration of exile. He wants to occupy face space. Looking; believe.

Autobiographies. Write en miroir. Palimpseste sur painting. Mirror Sub-Irrealism. Random intratextuality.