Sebalds at him again
actually
hes at him
pompes funèbres
The landlady . . . talks . . . about her strange old-fashioned and over-crowded wardrobe, about dresses reminiscent of the pompes funèbres to whose dusty vulgarity K. [Kafka] has taken exception.
French
undertaker
if he had trained and were employed hed
rather be called an undertaker
imagine putting pompes funèbres on a business card
the fact of the matter was when he read it he
thought possibly apples [pommes] funèbres made him think funnel cake
apple funnel cake
it
didnt fit
dresses reminiscent of
the the the
screwed it gaudy dresses reminiscent of apple funnel cake dusty powdered sugar vulgarity
deepfried cake
he wasnt interested
hed take exception
it didnt fit
but now he knew
to close a humourous quote Hobbes
Leviathan
it
kind of fits
As men abound in copiousness of language, so they become more wise, or
more mad than ordinary.
1502, Thursday,
15 1. 26
1521, reggaefriday,
16 1. 26
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