Sunday, February 6, 2011

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miss you over the table ... - Sarah's and Jeremy Osiecka Utensil "Letters to the out-of-paper".

"I miss to you by the table where we sit, I miss the chair on the seat next to the theater or the cinema, I miss from Prague to Kepa, the bed where I lay - to Spatifu where sipping from the Mini, the width of the blanket that covers us both, also can miss up to you - through the bathroom door, where a bath, and by the stairs, after which you go to me, and through my skin, tightly stuck to your ... "s.106.




" Letters to the out-of-paper " I started reading last night, assuming that you'll be safely dosed for several days ... Did not work out. I swallowed the book with great pleasure in four or five hours, regretting that it is not more ...

always attracted me ludzich it when they could in a beautiful way to talk about their feelings, feelings or thoughts. Definitely spent her entire life, and Jeremi Przybora belonged to such persons, and it manifests itself not only in their songs live forever, but now also in those intimate, private letters, which for over two years they wrote to each other.

Agnes and Jeremy met and first danced together in the New Year's Eve 1964. Their love story began with the February 1, 1964, ending finally in June 1966. They were together about two years, but it was not a simple relationship usłany roses. Agnes, a 28-latnia beautiful blonde, was just after a divorce with Wojciech Frykowskim, Jeremy, 49-year-old elder Mr. booming his talenu was just married a second time ... Their affection for him began very rapidly, but it took more time, but after reading these letters I have no doubt that spent her entire life and Jeremi Przybora were in love with himself 'to death'. I do not write here about love, in full, because these two years, during which time they were together in my opinion is only 'vestibule' filled with love, dizziness, butterflies in the stomach and a huge fascination with mental and physical. Beautiful is the stage in a relationship that, unfortunately, in the case of Sarah and Jeremy did not pass in subsequent phases, and that's because these two ceased to be with you ...

Agnes and Jeremi kidnapped me your letters to the extent that the whole time that I spent with them regretted that the world has changed so much that no one already so I do not write (not to mention the fact that no one writes letters the same: /). These two songs of poets, was able in so charming, at times helpless way to write to each other that it is impossible from these letters come off. Amazed me how both of them to each other in these letters return. While Agnes did it more traditionally: Dear Jeremy! My dearest! Dear Prince!, Jeremy is an example of a real poet in this respect: Last My Szanso! My non-replaceable At Nothing! whether Śpiewaczko My Ucieszna!
course, not all letters are filled with poems about themselves, because like any relationship, and he also went through its ups and downs, mainly related to frequent blind, because Jeremy was either in Paris or Agnes was in England, Paris and Sweden. Often these letters passed and it was the way to their feelings of neglect. They wrote to each other at times almost daily. The letters conclude their huge loads of emotion is unconditional love, longing and vulnerability to one person, the anger and misunderstanding ...

These lists are not just pieces of paper saying that once Agnes and Jeremi exist only for themselves. There are also certificates of their literary work, because many of them is the exchange of songs and poems about themselves, often offensive, owning the second floor ... This book reminds us of how great a role in the work of both was the feeling between them, how many songs from him was: "On the whole lake You", "Tango -" Cat "or "Bye bye Parisian waltz." These songs are beautiful just as it was a beautiful feeling. And just a little pity that after these two years, everything rozmyło and each went his own way ... Although apparently the feeling never really ends ...


Osiecka A. & J. Przybora, "Letters to the out-of-paper", published by Agora, Warsaw 2010, s.216.

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