I keep my thoughts within that soft membrane of sorrow that joins our faces. I wonder what you are doing out of this moment with all the danger to prison us in it, or would you prefer us staying outside of time? Just a step away, too enough for the eternity. Also this fluff of breeze tonight could not bear to hold any time on it, it would destroy its innocence.
I wonder why we need walls for protecting ourselves instead of glass. Is it because every church has its 'avaton', the very sacred place where you can all alone and free to touch your very first root, to fight with all the centuries your face carries? You, we, are a church. When you are suckling the blood of your own heart, your scream needs dignity and pride. It is that only that you protect. In front of others' eyes you would have to dramatize miserable emotions. Their eyes would be the last limit, the ultimate prison. And you see, man is a crying grace, a fanatic relative to his sins. But is not that same impudence that made him standing on his two feet?
'He had such a miserable life but his death was such a shine' a writer I love used to tell this... so it is not for my poor life you are here, you already has chosen to put me on the other side of the limits. No problem, just watch your step in the crack between.
I will not ask for your land or your age, let us stay like that; two unfinished screams tending to each other in the middle of the night.
Written in the aura of the cities of glass by the light from Poppy Musuraki
