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October 2008 / Volume 8 / Issue Three | |||||||||||
Willie Smith | |||||||||||
THE HYPNOTIST COMES TO I come to as if away from certain nausea. As a child I went through echolalia, an ordinary stage of growing up, a temporary mental disorder when my brain put in the clutch and cruised a moment through its growth. Words repeated somnolently after people said them to each other, repeated deliciously inside the numb cocoon stuffed with cotton disintegrating continually into two people talking to each other on the sidewalk. Echolalia is a feeling but not a feeling in the same way that word is a word for word. Echolalia has a tinge of eroticism and yet has nothing to do with anything bodily at all. I come to through remembrance of echolalia |
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