Ana Correa

When I breathe in, my lungs select the oxygen and throw the rest away. When I breathe in, I change the air.

The oxygen travels through me, and goes into every single one of my cells, from the skin to the bones.

When I breathe out, I expel all the oxygen I breathed in. I keep none of it. But it has been changed. It has become a composite; it is now linked with (C and H) the leftovers of my feeding. With what remains after I broke, destroyed, tore apart, and took what I needed from what I ate. The remains, I breathe out. When I breathe out, I change the air.

When I breathe out, I turn into air what was once a body.

My body transforms other bodies into air. (Alive bodies turn dead bodies into air)

Air keeps us alive because it allows us to destroy. And destruction is what keeps us alive.