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waste today than I see

Every day some part of us dies, I
a shoulder to cry on
I rose again,
I want a hug, I may not see it. Repressed
remained without a way out, but still lives
, drink more.
The light will come sooner or later.

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Sensations

U N distance decreases, which is slowly approaching us, so a light touch, looks like the touch of the fearful, a glimpse that he realizes all the grimaces on the face that do not hide anything. Indelible signs of an invisible bond, a deep hard to understand, difficult to accept, which is difficult to give up. The eyes that rarely would meet only confirm what we already know and what we are. A few moments, moments, moments we detached from reality, insulated from the world, make us happy, moments that we would like to extend to infinity.

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resisted the removed your imagination.
Your calm is only apparent,
I think, perhaps:
your life is worth more than a moment, after
is permitted to dream, but not to think otherwise
emptiness impossesserà you.
Empty, is everything that I can not give name,
is everything that I can not give shape,
is all that I can not hear, and I'm
everything.

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Aphorisms

Ever since writing sentences handed down to posterity, comments, thoughts because they remain eternal. Every day I discover new aphorisms, short sentences or less over the years that condense into a few words of "principles".

The aphorism is ironic that by Gesualdo Bufalino indicating the length dell'aforisma "An aphorism Benfield is all in eight words."

Strange but true, sometimes we stumble, surfing the internet, in aphorisms that reflect our state of mind and become part of us during the day.

This morning I came across this beautiful sentence of D'Annunzio

"We live for years next to a human being, without seeing it. One day here is that one looks up and vede.In a moment no one knows why, nobody knows how, something breaks: a dam between two waters. And two fortunes are mixed, mingle and fall. " G. D'Annunzio