Noted! Il silenzio respirato dalle foglie e dai tronchi; assorbito, da questa natura che lo ripresenta, soave, lenta; irruenta, grandiosa. Siede sul suo trono, ci guarda condiscendente; noi, i piccoli, che scappiamo dalla consapevolezza della fugacità di ciò che crediamo reale; la stessa fugacità della materia, e di noi stessi. Noted! Io. Voi. E lo spazio. Tra le cellule. E tra di noi. Tra me e te. E i fili che ci tendono. Come direbbe Rilke. Invisibili. Eppure indistruttibili. Sono i cavi a cui ci aggrappiamo, noi che abbiamo ucciso Dio. Come direbbe l’arrogantello tedesco. Eppure aveva ragione. L’uomo senza fede ha la testa della Medusa che sibila nel silenzio della sua anima scura. Noted! E ora smetto. Di scrivere. E di arrovellarmi. E di lasciare andare le parole. All’inizio era il verbo. Cosi si scrisse. E allora attenzione, uomini e donne! Attenzione alle parole. Creano. E si espandono. E ricreano. Nunc, et in Perpetuum.
When he was born he was given a light Torch. He grabbed it, to see in the darkness, his face. He had a beautiful face, and a grandiose soul, and a viviv voice, and a huge imagination. He was a genius. His beauty challenged the feelings of inferiority of his mother; a great woman who had a broken soul. She was the one, who gave him the Torch, and showed him what she could not accept of herself reflected on his mirror. He cried, and fought against that lie. He never gave up. Inside he knew. He was perfect. So he left; his mother, and the Distorted Torch. He got his own, to Shine the Light to the Unseen. And he sat. And he cried; of self doubt, of fear, of desperation. But he always kept the Torch alive, shining toward the unseen. For ever and ever. And ever. Until he saw. And saw. And saw. He went back to her grave. And pointed that Torch towards her. – Have you seen your beauty before it was too late? He asked. He knew she did. Since ...