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The Open Book is a project that Alyza Taguilaso thought of while stuck in traffic one October afternoon in 2009.

Her goal is to produce a piece of poetry or fiction at least once a week from each piece of art she managed to create in her Moleskine sketchbook from 2007-2009.

For the curious, the name of the sketchbook is Artifice.

BUT THIS IS REALLY WHAT'S HAPPENING:
Apparently this was much harder than I thought, so, anyway, in the spirit of an open book (in a way), this blog shall momentarily become Lyza's writing blog.



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31 October 09
Cloud StudiesEverything I know of what we could be was formedlong before I met you: it was easy,you would be the one I was going to turninto a million pieces. This isn’t an art; it’s just like picking out shapes in the cloudsbecause before we met you were made of the same ambiguous matteras those nameless masses of sky, migrating at the winds’ commands, travelingin routes unfathomable by man. We were introduced to each otherthrough a common friend. I was lyingon the grass, your face blocked my view,casting a shadow over that aeroplane, the elephant with its uneven tusks, and the angel with nimbus wings, its face masked by a passing car- it would’ve told you to keep your distance (it would’ve suggested the stratosphereas a good hiding place from me).You said hello and gave me your name- a sound giving your face a form (and your form a face), your voice floatinglike clouds, unaware that your name was now mine to keep.
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yay this thing begins!!!

Cloud Studies

Everything I know of what we could be was formed
long before I met you: it was easy,
you would be the one I was going to turn

into a million pieces. This isn’t an art; it’s just like picking out shapes in the clouds
because before we met you were made of the same ambiguous matter
as those nameless masses of sky, migrating at the winds’ commands, traveling

in routes unfathomable by man. We were introduced to each other
through a common friend. I was lying
on the grass, your face blocked my view,

casting a shadow over that aeroplane, the elephant with its uneven tusks,
and the angel with nimbus wings, its face masked by a passing car-
it would’ve told you to keep your distance (it would’ve suggested the stratosphere

as a good hiding place from me).You said hello and gave me your name-
a sound giving your face a form (and your form a face), your voice floating
like clouds, unaware that your name was now mine to keep.

—-

yay this thing begins!!!

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh