Not a Uniform Block
For the simple fact that we are not a uniform block of thought, a sacred monolith to which we dedicate what we want to write.If we write every day we discover that we are builders, architects of our always new, always different thought. It is our personal history that is created and recreated, returns and returns, but also appears and disappears, awaited but unpredictable. In short, it is the future that unfolds before our mind and that we materialize with words.
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