Good morning to those reading this in the morning,
Good afternoon to those reading this in the afternoon,
Good evening and good night to those who reading this after sunset,
and finally,
Good day to the people who will never come across these letters, those fellow humans who will never know what is written here. I cannot fathom the many lives that continue to exist everyday, I do not play any part in theirs and nor do they in mine, but the concept remains mysterious, beautiful.
Yesterday I came across a quote by Mary Oliver :
Sometimes in late summer I won’t touch anything, not
the flowers, not the blackberries
brimming in the thickets; I won’t drink
from the pond; I won’t name the birds or the trees;
I won’t whisper my own name.One morning
the fox came down the hill, glittering and confident,
and didn’t see me—and I thought:so this is the world.
I’m not in it.
It is beautiful.— Mary Oliver , “October”
I have always been interested in the lives of strangers, my gaze sometimes on the windows that I come across while I walk my dog: the people need not be there, just the way the clothes are hanging outside on the wires makes me wonder about their lives : are they happy ? Do sorrows infiltrate their busy days ? And what makes them smile ? The combined simplicity and complexity with which we carry out our lives is amazing.
I wish to know more about the human mind, the way our minds our conditioned. After all , a woman struggling to give her children food will not be worried if her grey hair is showing.
Perspective changes everything,
the world will exist, a melange of emotions for the humans
and for the many living beings
it will always be their home.
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