The Non-Works
of
Samuel Tyldsley
Notes
There was a day
I walked behind myself;
unable to surpass
what I had been
for too long.
On this page
are two planes of parellel lines, one horizontal and one vertical, meeting
each other at a right angle. There are six, smaller, multi-colored,
triangular planes which occupy the major part of the illustration.
The script
is written above the triangles entirely in the blue voice. The words
seem unusually straightforward. The voice confesses, after speaking of
the virtues of Truth, that one's body is not always quick to respond to
one's ideals. One's past is not easy to leave behind, be it good
or bad.
The song playing
is Paul McCartney's "Live and Let Die" and was found at The
Midi Jukebox.
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