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'I remain...blind' is Grant's fourth book. It discusses this strange place we all find our self, in a reality that we don't fully understand, wrestling with our other halves...that never truthfully existed in the first place. "From billions of different realities, 'I remain blind' is a glimpse into mine. For I see a different world to you. Those dark damp corners you can't except, are where I dwell. I'm the guy in the bar watching you, that bum at the train station, an exhausted father on a crowded playground, that drunk guy from the wedding...you remember him? Now let me show you, what you don't see."
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Those days
Packaged
In Light
Stencils
Intoxicating
Way
Wine lolly Pop
Mouse
Inbred
Cat
bum rush
Damp
Beast
Not a Word
Fighting the cold
A Strong Wind
worth
Hard truth
Splendora
Spiders
Never times three
This Part
Statement
THE Ruby WRITER
Morning After
Pages long
Broke by wife
Hot?
In my bar
Drip
Troop
Swelter
The Rambling Man (redux)
Tumble
Rock
Star
The Pole
Forced
Notes on a music Video
Dinosaur
Jesus and the Unicorn
See you, at Six
He
He left
Japanese backside
It's a question of Marriage
Swollen
Non Tao A-ha
Answers
@GeorgiewithaG
If I do
Time for a little chaos
Dancers
Dog fight
Tomorrow, different
More-ductive
Dark
Coffee house Beats
The 13:31 from somewhere
About Bob
bottle of piss
Fuck you right back
Late...home
Brush
3 Haiku
Old Lady
Cranes
Mama
Brian
Now...Lady
3 for 1
Warm inside, Cold out
Before the interview
Jim
Tangled
Life staged
Here lies James Watson
That dirty old beast
Slowly...clear
she only sees him
Here she came
3 thoughts
brave man
Maddening
life is
Sunshine Skating
Shaggy, old
I remain...blind.
I'll smile
Once again we trudge
She
Her
Tongue
Old man
? Mark
Then and then to here
Rotisserie, Pig
1988
The Woodpecker Paradox
Meat
Childish
A place that doesn't move
"They'll end up doing the same thing baby... we'll do something different" Conversation with Ruby, Berlin 2021
As a younger man and for many
years, I thought I'd made it.
Was guru...the master.
Put my films and words in front of
herds of people, tending results.
As an older man,
I saw the truth of things.
That if I really had made it,
people would seek me out
not the other way around.
Clarified moments
amidst an industry of lies,
showed me how to be humble.
For dreamt success is facile,
it's the journey...that holds pride.
Of warm days like these.
When summer dressed women float
on bikes through parks. As ripped
sporty types parade in sand traps,
glistening with volleyballs.
Of stoners sitting, chatting, giggling.
When families play throwing games
with hoops made of string. Clowns,
juggling whilst precariously walking
across lengths of rope with spring.
Of these days when everything seems
normal. Yet, families have to check
the floor for broken bottles before laying
out rugs. When dog shit is scraped from
athletes feet onto vandalised benches.
Of Police wailing whistles, breaking up
drunk teens holding immature beers.
When no one is really as happy as they
are now portraying. Whilst Mummy takes
a phone call...just too important to ignore.
Of couples eyeing other peoples lovers.
Photos of genitals floating through
social media offices, giving weekend
workers laughs in stuffy boxes on the
other side of the world.
Of days like these I fear for our future,
when this is what we consider as fun. All
sitting around in parks pretending to enjoy
each other's company, while really only
considering, what others look like naked.
On similar holidays. Drinking and eating
fried things, watching the same terrible
hotel cabaret, hoping tonight will be
better than nights previous.
Watching children play basketball with
hotel mascots, dressed as cuddly tigers
in thirty degree heat...remembering
shitty jobs you did whilst in youth.
Looking down, to see an ant crawl across
this book of empty stories. Swallowing,
as I squash it with a cheap plastic flip flop,
hoping someone may do the same for me.
Some other me, with an even larger ego,
cracking me on the head. As this holiday
seams to repeat last year's calamari, with
the same hangovers and worse cabaret.
We are the things we hold so dear,
the muffled things we cry.
Of limbo nights, after crazy days
with friends that bicker and fight.
We are a beautiful rhyming thing
a retrospectively ending strain.
Cast into a world that is unknown
and will never be seen the same.
Spend our time living up to a standard,
waved on by a gloomy foe.
Ending all and this, with smile,
sweet bliss...white tag upon your toe.
What is to come of us now?
When life has given you enough
and all that's left is decay.
No more childish dreams, only
the reality and broken fantasies
that I have weaved so neatly
into this web of satisfaction
harbouring self depravation.
I have, everything a man could
consider that he might ever want.
Amidst illusions, tall tales and
moments of truthful friendship.
Have witnessed creation,
laughed at unfunny jokes,
recited poetry to strangers
in drunken bars. Shouted, when
shouting seams rested in silence.
This place I now find myself, seams
glad of my presence. Willing me to
entertain self confessed chess champions
looking for psychologists. Irruptions made
of fluff and other states of personality.
Whilst smiling and ordering shots with no
money in my pocket, only plastic to do
these pinpricked nights of addiction.
So there's only one thing left to come for
me now. The last eternal silence stretching
to the ends of nowhere, in no time at all.
Arching bent backs to straighten, in this
place known to me from a millennia
before my conception and will thusly
extend before me as if valid or real. I am
the memories you will read about now.
Of this game we all play and as that bell is
rung in our ears as we see the world a
very dark space, of which to fall into. We
must conceive that we are no more than
a tiny thing...no more than something so
inconsequential that we will simply tip
into infinity, holding our hands before us
to break the fall that isn't even happening.
These patterns are but parts of us, as we
are part of them. Cutting out stencils, to be
repeated of coming conversation in future
drinking holes, when men that look and act
exactly like me, will say that same things to
other humans, who look like you or your
mother. Their shadow confirming that
something feels familiar about all this.
So what is to come of me now is pointless,
as pointless as you reading this and coming
up with conclusions that have already been
made for you by me and others likewise.
You can only grow your fern, repeat the
pattern, for you are the only reason to see
things in any other way than what has
already been before, over time, over now.
Therefore you should sell the world, sell
your soul, trade everything into a better
version of the things you don't need or see.
Eon upon millennia, fighting within an
atom, handed to you for comprehension.
We are finite, we are dirt, we are pollen,
gliding to an outcome that is thankfully
unseen, muted by swollen lips.
Trust in yourself to know nothing as you
glide through chaos, confusing compassion
with greed. For, when that day comes and
you're left to discover the answer to life's
only question. Sitting with pounding
hammers, silenced skies never seen upon
conversations never had, you'll feel how
pointless questions really seam.
Slipping into a new world, same one as
before your conception, in those eons
you don't remember, in the place that no
one ever dreams. We are the glint in the
eyes of history, as we dance our childish
parade. If you can hold your hands up and