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Ephemeral Life by Nikos Laios 2021-02-02 10:35:06 |
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Sometimes I could feel it in the air, A cool breeze blows on a sunny day And my scalp tingles and I feel An interconnectedness With all of humanity.
That at that very moment, We all felt the sunlight Or the moonlight In our private journeys: A sherpa on a mountainside, A sailor on the high seas, A Bedouin under an African night, A mailman in Brazil making rounds, A surfer in Sydney riding waves to an orange sunrise, Dolphins cresting blue waves in the South Pacific, Smiling fisherman on Ithaca drinking Ouzo thinking of Homer, A Parisian couple on their deathbed listening to Piaf With enigmatic smiles holding hands dying, Having drunk their draught of life.
My scalp tingles and I see it all In the silence of the moment And read the secret language of life, And a cool breeze blows across My face and summer was ending, And I committed ephemeral Moments to eternity.

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With a digital drawing from Nikos Laios
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