David Ronce
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    • paintings - abstract
    • paintings - energy studies
  • Drawing
    • black & white >
      • bdfr
      • black + white + grey
      • evolving structures
      • larvae
      • Little vertical rectangles
    • color
  • Photography
    • after poets
    • counting days
    • earth, water, graff and air
    • painted and polaroid
  • Video
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    • (about she and her)
    • (blog)
    • (notes on a brasilian mythology)
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icix.lif

1/30/2017

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In truth, her transformation was utterly esoteric: a woman entering the last stage of her development. She just happened to do it on my dining room table. And it was like visiting an orchard of pears!
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eufsi.feor

1/27/2017

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Her argument is that the garden is too large. This conviction of Anne’s comes across as much in her explicit decorum, as through the use of amusing adjectives of privilege and entitlement used to describe Polynesians living near St. Mark’s church.
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liuc.bennue

1/25/2017

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Over a period of 7 days she sent many flowers to my mailbox. And then, after a one-year interlude, I unsorted a bunch of crumpled notes that had come with the flowers. The notes were generic but reflective. In one in particular, she described a significant experience that happened in the past year. Her face was kissed for no less reverence than a heart-sick Syrian bowl.
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niu.tyep

1/23/2017

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When I finally saw her again, a few years later, she was marching across a spit with great abandon. I remember being very worried. But this time, when she reached the pine-glade, she swirled and spun, looking like a scratch apron on a rubber bladder.
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acrny.nus

1/17/2017

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You are continually passing from time to time your fingers in your mouth and kissing red-legged turtles. You can’t be sure but you stopped for a brief chat, and are missing something. You are an admirable servant in a shadowy garden well into the second bottle of a cheap Turkish vodka.
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huf.yao

1/15/2017

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My kids get hot playing on the front porch in the summer. A nearby hospital is ready to help if needed, while drug companies raise the prices of drugs for sick people by gigantic leaps and bounds. There is one special convention that I remembered: to launch darts from six to twelve feet long, and leave behind a small pyramid of tiny broken oyster shells.
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rohse.cuer

1/13/2017

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I cradled the old relic with waterfall lacework in my hands. It was one of the most gorgeous pieces on Earth. But we had trouble running through the valley, as we were gasping at air for hours. I was turning quite yellow, with only a few shades less intense than the orange color of a Degas pastel of ballerinas.
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uray.mursu

1/9/2017

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No one knows me at all, probably because I was born upon a dark hill in tones of pink and yellow, curdled and dripping from corner to corner. She adopted me as dog two weeks later. It’s all I can think about all the time. And now I fear she might try to throw herself at me like a few stray phrases from Ovid or Homer.
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ociuy.viry

1/6/2017

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In my mind, I still think of myself as remote, and don’t understand sentences. It is incomprehensible to me to offer a vast sum of money for knowledge that I have to memorize.  This is probably due to the sound stroke of policy.  But if families had stayed on for passage to Italy, then a blue circle would have risen from the sea.
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uyir.lieyo

1/3/2017

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When we were younger, my wife was attracted to devilish little snakes. There was never just one, or even two or three of them. It was always at least seven. Each day began with this strange little sucking in of air, a pause, and then her body made a sound slanted up at anyone present that was radiated over our shrinking fingers.
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