Autumn is upon us now. No, not a fragment of my novel. In this regard you will be pleased to know that I decided to make a sort of third draft, in practice I'm rewriting. I'm almost at the end of the first chapter, but the results are more than satisfactory. And bear in mind that many sequences of previous writing are fine, and will be reused. I do not know what it will take for this job, but if I had better start doing it well.
Tuesday is upon us now. Tuesday night at this time I'll be away for college, no Internet, no guitar .. sigh. This update is purely reflexive, so to speak.
When it starts to come the autumn, I immerse myself in a series of reflections landscape. From an artistic point of view, autumn is very interesting. Looking to hours of images from the mist shrouded forest, with snow-capped mountains in the distance maybe. And everything is in black and white. I think back on some mornings in Germany (living study school), and in winter.
The fog enveloped the city parks, and even though they were now 8 in the morning there was hardly anyone in the street. Only the disturbing presence of tall buildings and gray, which seemed immense and empty compared to people who crowded the city center on Saturday afternoon.
The crows cawing. The clouds covered the sky forever, making it colorless, or gray.
Cover of "The Haunting Presence" of the one-man American band Krohm. Black metal, of course. I was different from what they are now, we say that time has passed. The awareness of being forced into contact with people who knew I would never have understood, that I had deliberately hostile, had made me lonely and misanthropic. I preferred to simply watch the beautiful nature. Precisely for this reason when I travel, whether it is a long journey by train or bus, usually abhor talk with others. Give me a window seat, my iPod (or CD player), and I will be so happy. As a soundtrack at the time I was obsessed with Nargaroth, I liked to listen to find myself thinking in his native land (Germany, in fact).
But, as surely nobody is interested in the least of my adventures in Germany, I conclude. Some people live for the summer, heat, sun, sea .. I prefer the autumn, with its promise of winter to come. I prefer the mountains, snow, look at the range with conifer forests of infinite extension, as my mind systematically eliminates the elements of the modern landscape (like when I painted with watercolors) and my soul enters into communion with nature, and immersed in thoughts of a most ancient and profound spirituality.
In short, autumn inspires me. To you not?
In short, autumn inspires me. To you not?
Well, I leave you to enjoy the video of "Old Europe" of Deadly Carnage, underground group of my good parts.