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#4133 poetry

photo: Taverna, Mykonos, I love the old mirrors that distort reality

The blurry mirror

of silvered glass, a gleam

not quite me,not quite another

like  a ripple stolen from the midst of a thought

The light blurs me,

like the mist over the loch,

below the unconscious depths stir,

the ancient shadows rise,

their voices soft as the breeze through the pines

then I fracture into thousand of me,

each a whisper, a wave

breaking upon the shores.

#4205 what I have read ?

photo: Hydra, at the end of a path, a kind of summary of life.

The question mark comes from the fictional void that I am going through at the moment. I have not managed to finish the fiction book I started reading quite some time ago. I still read, only differently. These days, articles that I find here and there on blame and responsibility, the need to deconstruct one’s own story and the one that is sometimes imposed on us by those around us or our social environment. All this with the aim of lightening the mind. But before getting there, you have to agree to embark on narrow and unknown paths that sometimes make you dizzy.