Wednesday, November 25, 2009

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Whatever Works?


Whatever Works?
Woody Allen's latest film, behind the seemingly light tone, the gags and jokes withering, hidden (but not too ...) a radical and nihilistic message, summarized by its title.
In practice, the moral of the film is: Forget the dreams, ambitions, hoping to find the love of your life, to live a movie, etc.. etc.. and be content with what you happen if, precisely, what you happen to work.
All right, for charity.
Or, at least, the whole damn true.
But, faced with a moral as ruthless as sincere, you can not help but wonder if it really is possible and "human" in the truest sense of the term, living like this.
Almost as if life was a pilot episode of a TV series, a provision of law or by, say, 'a dishwasher.
And then, replacing an exclamation point with a question you can reverse the direction of the movie wondering, but life can really be reduced to a simple "enough that it works?

Sunday, November 1, 2009

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The fool on the hill


The fool on the hill has uneven teeth and a rare smile.
Holds hands in his pockets, like ballast from a balloon. While the mind is free to roam. Like a balloon that is lifts off after escaping from the grip of an uncertain child. The fool on the hill
loves to cling to coincidences, signals, forecasts and formulas, but has a tendency to lose sight of the variables. Opponents capable of upsetting even the most perfect of plans.
The idiot on the hill watching too many movies. And it has a weakness for romantic comedies. Yes, those silly and strictly American, full of good feelings and happy endings.
But life is not a movie, he learned to his cost. Or, if it is, certainly not the plot, let alone the ending, a silly romantic comedy American. The fool on the hill
ultimately does nothing but walk. As Forrest Gump ran.
Not to think.
to forget.
The Idiot on the Hill is really me. At the height of my masochism.

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

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Life, love, the universe and everything


And think about a year ago when I wandered divided in half between the search for balance in a job that I felt my only up to a certain point and hope that good news, the most anticipated of all, come, sweeping away both tried their equilibrium.

and heard my father tell me that the phone was not really sure, but maybe, yes, I had it done to win that race without respect.
Or at least, its most important stage. His stage more unpredictable.

And rejoice after few rewards and many disappointments. After a closed door in the face and stabs you would not expect to receive.
Rejoicing with my mom, with my dad, my brother. People to love in a world increasingly stingy with love.
Rejoicing with my best friends, those of a life. And with new travel companions in adventure contours still unknown, but for now the colors of the sun. And the flavors of the sea.
rejoice in every way, provided they are not alone, that happiness is really nothing when not shared.

finding routes and observe the life of strange, unpredictable take detours, take narrow, sometimes blind, only to turn on itself and make ends meet everything.
Like a perfect circle that rejoins a defeat to a victory that seemed indelibly indelible that it is, really .

And waking up from a sentimental stupor that lasted a long time. For far too long.
and return to hear something, after all this time. After
too long.

Like a child who finds himself at once before you life and love, the universe and everything.