A choice is to walk by a lake to miss a friend but not say a word to pull yourself away; to alter a reality, secure enough no one will manage to notice through the obvious. A choice is to talk things pointless to mean nothing anymore to go. Choice to walk, walk away by another lake to hold someone else’s hand, because you matter more to another. Rising the sun on your shoulders for a day-long, saving the light; a choice is to ignore the light-holder. December 2015, Piraeus . Photo: Dec. 12th, 2013, St. James Park, London, UK.
Poems, short stories and research diaries by Dr. Eleni Kotsira #poeticmovementsblog