A blank page.
The screen is a blank page that I do not know how to fill with words in this slightly messy, slightly broken coffee house. Seeking the best coffee in town, I always end up here. Many blank pages appear in front of me lately, clean sheets I supposed crowded with fountain pen words, pencil sketches, watercolor poems. I have changed too much, whispers something inside me —I can never go back to who I was, and invisible winds rock the floating, monochrome evening sky. Not even my poet glance is the same —I believe I kept losing bits of it everywhere I went in my travels. And nonetheless there are so many landscapes, so many voices, so many glances I have yet to reach. I changed too much but not enough —I barely took some steps towards the horizon which opens before me like a wonderful, upside-down abyss. The world made me stop talking and listen and act, and my poetry hid in some corner to give way to a thousand other voices. Now I see the blank page was me, and the world long ago started ...