Tell Me Tell me how your hours go by, your startled hates, your cheerful dynamites and the electric waves that carry you lost in the versatile foam of a surreal whiteness. Tell me how you live. Come to me, face to face; tell me your deceptions (mine are worse), your grudges (I also suffer them), and that stupid pride (I understand). Tell me how you survive death. You have no secrets: the gap of emptiness (or pleasure) is the same, the sudden madness of some living moment, the longing that stubbornly deepens emptiness. Tell me how you die, how you resign -Mr. Wise- how -Mr. Frivolous- you shine like pure fugitive, how you end up as nothing.