THE BLUE GARDEN

12. THE BLUE GARDEN:

The Blue Garden was like a complete paradise to me - a place wherein everything was shown to be in its perfect light and dimension and I grew to love it although I found after a long period that it was not really a place in the terms I thought it was and that it spliced and displaced the reality which it presented through its lens as if some strange projection of movie film or show was at work - in addition the deeper the interest and the involvement of me the viewer became the more dense became the fabric of what I viewed and even though (as I said) the perfection of everything was paramount and obvious with the Blue Garden it did take on shades and differences of meaning (mostly having to do with time) which acted primarily as the filter of trueness and factuality - everything else tilted towards myth and falsehood.