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while I am giving my lover’s wellies a rub,
I remember I used to write him love letters once, transparent, loud, wide open, mouth smiling. and, arrested by a dead woman, a diva’s great voice, while I am giving his boots a rub, I start writing on their top about an issue – did you know this word, issue, is the most looked up English word by my people? – an issue heavy travelers usually never think about and this is as follows: how many steps my lover has made so far. mathematicians say on average we walk round the world twice in our lifetime – minuscule little moons playing hide-and- seek with the shadows of a holy reflex. and, as my Greek name has to do with numbers, I am trying to see where my lover is now: ...step no. 44,308,706, step no. 44,308,707... his sole so soft on my heart, trying with his toes the waters of my soul, the sand of my dreams.
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