One Never Reaches Home, But

A Magic Dwells In Each Beginning, Protecting Us, Telling Us How To Live.

The River Is Everywhere.

It Was The First Rent In The Holy Image Of My Father, It Was The First Fissure In The Columns That Had Upheld My Childhood, Which Every Individual Must Destroy Before He Can Become Himself.

He Saw All These Forms And Faces In A Thousand Relationships Become Newly Born. Each One Was Mortal, A Passionate, Painful Example Of All That Is Transitory. Yet None Of Them Died, They Only Changed, Were Always Reborn, Continually Had A New Face: Only Time Stood Between One Face And Another.

I Felt Knowledge And The Unity Of The World Circulate In Me Like My Own Blood.