THE WAIT |
Remembrance, oblivion, fear and serenity find themselves on the same ground, in a strange ghatering of images: an old man is caught between the will to survive and the desire of leaving everything behind. Thinking about the past he realizes that his time is coming, greeting his life and the whole universe, so if he were actually conscious of the fact of having existed, and existing still: in a realm of violet twilight he smiles and unleashes all his thoughts, playing with the four fairies on his bed. |
WAR SENTENCE |
Penalty paid for non-committed crimes, I find myself War sentence is Death sentence, War sentence is Death sentence, |
ALEPH |
The stentorian, sublime, irrational nothingness lurks |
SANDS OF TIME |
Sweet unconsciousness left these rooms, Those precious thoughts tremble now, they desecrated your private space. Son of man, planets refuse their dying. Some accept suicide as an act of cowardness, Twilight breaks the statis, suddenly are taken away (Silence speaks-an apparent contraddiction, |
OBLIVION (a door ?...) |
The legacy of christendom is not easy to elude; the passing itself is assumed to be the supreme dogma, the unquestionable truth. But different visions live in my mind. A man approaches to the edge of a cliff, fixing a closed doo-out of time, out of space, in the whole nakedness of his sensations-facing the void below. He wonders if opening that door could mean the end of 2000 years of lies or the definitive passage to another existance. Finally, he decides to move and stares beyond the door. |