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Jan 14, 2005 at 16:40 o\clock

Some poetry....

I love a poet from Chile called Pablo Neruda. His works are full of sensibility. So i though i could share a litlle bit of Neruda´s work with you guys...

´...I have learned something: that it is we ourselves who create the phantons of our own mythification. From the very mortar with which we create, or hope to create, are formed the obstacles to our own evolution. We may find ourselves irrevocably drawn toward reality and realism - that is - toward an unselective acceptance of reality and the roads to change - and then realize, when it seems to late, that we have raised such severe limitations that we have killed life instead of guiding it to growth and fruition...

...we have imposed on ourselves a realism heavier than our building bricks, without even having constructed the building we thought was our first responsability...¨    

 

Comments for this entry:

  1. the_dodger_rouge wrote at Jan 15, 2005 at 18:29 o\clock:Good one Michelle! I like poets too.

    This all sounds like a reminder that the past and the future are just all imaginings in our head _ they don\'t actually exist anymore/yet. Only the present moment is actual reality. What do you think?
  2. Michelle2 wrote at Jan 16, 2005 at 16:44 o\clock:Yeh, i do agree with you! the idea of past and future can be confusing... sometimes we think to much about the past or the future and we completely ignore the most important: the present moment.. it might be because sometimes our actual reality is really boring or problematic or just too normal.... so... what could we do? look back?... look ahead? or just enjoy the moment? well, im being pretty confussing! Carpe diem could be the answer?

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