Immensi tremore oceani who will teach my children Archimedes, tel’ them that life will seek to submerge them wholly or partially in mud, urine and feaces; but remember, there’ll always be an upthrust obrying the laws of physics. You see on this verso side of life, fishes drown in their failed attempt to swim, here it is a taboo to dream, and visions are not captured on the eye’s white film; we the troubadours must sail home on an upturned canoe down the meandering stream. Immensi tremore oceani; who will be their John unworthy yet to baptise God’s only begotten son? Tell them that snails too may bear horns, and only the righteous-blind will see at midnight the rising sun; its always darkest before the dawn. You see life will seek to set your ship on fire, using an array of mirrors at auto-ignition temperature. But before you burn, you must make your tombs surmounted by a sphere inscribed within a cylinder, make a perfect circle from every given t...
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