So today was a truly amazing #8M day in which I was finally admitted as an activist for Amnistía Internacional España 😍 (tomorrow I'll write extensively about it), and it's Friday night and I feel super calm and good, with all the work on point, tomorrow I will start the configuration of the platforms for the April edition of my subjects, and I felt like having some sweet, sweet time for me tonight as I listen to some meditation music and cuddle with my black precious kitty girl on my lap so... poetry time it is! 😊💗
And tonight the writer in me wanted a real challenge, so of course rhyming in English it is for a start, and then I wanted to try something new: to link literature, drama, and fiction in general in the arts to a relationship that is, per se, so problematic that has also become fictional. Of course I wrote something directly related to my healing process after my divorce, so as usual I let it all out, enjoyed immensely the process of playing with the English language, learned from the experience, and meditated deeply on what my own writings were telling me about myself. And yes, I see that I still need to go through a lot of healing lol, and even despite that, I would dare to say I'm on the right track, cause I feel better and better every day. I will be patient and trust the process and the Universe guiding me gently.
The video I always add to my writings is not music this time, but a documentary of the production and performance of Waiting For Godot (Samuel Beckett, 1952) for two reasons: first of all, because I've always felt super attracted to this play, and it's only now that I fully get the message, as regards human relationships and the expression of our inner angst, and the waiting, ah the waiting, I understand the waiting SO well now XD; and, secondly, because it is performed at San. Quentin. It is super beautiful to see these inmates doing something artistic that helps them, even if for a little moment, for a little bit, express themselves and realise that they are beyond mere prisoners and outcasts, trasncending their guilt, their sentence, and all the circumstances related to their situation. Prisoners deserve humanitarian treatment too. We all are human and should be treated as such.
Hope you enjoy, thank you for being here and reading my stuff as usual, know that you're deeply loved my tribe 💟
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