Spirituali 26 dicembre 2025 · lettura 2 min · 166 letture

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There are beings who judge from the clamor, from the blindness born when noise fills the heart; they hurl words like aimless embers and darken the air with the heavy smoke of wounds that never dared to cross the fire. . Wounded by themselves, by names that do not name them, by a thirst for reflection that ignores the center, they dwell in the shadow that grows behind the veil when one forgets that every light first demands stripping and silence. . There are beings who wound without presence, raising hollow voices to prop up a fractured self, a fragile staff of pride planted in the sand of a life without dance or river. . To them I speak -not from the wound, but from the ancient law of return-: every beginning remembers its origin, every ending lifts a veil. Nothing falls outside the circle of time, no gesture is lost in the listening dust. . May one day the exact echo of their acts return to their hands not as punishment, but as lucid fire, so they may understand what was thrown upon what never deserved it. . Today I close the circle. I loosen the invisible knots that bound my destiny to чуж es thorns. Let them follow their path; I return to the center. . May what was lived become wind and not a scar in the flesh of the soul. May my heart enter the dance, like the dervish who spins until emptied, letting go of name, weight, and boundary, passing through the fire unburned, until standing naked before the motionless Point, open, at last, to the vast stillness and the shoreless peace of the One.

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Arelys Agostini

Arelys Agostini, Italo venezuelana; è una poetessa "dilettante". Le sue poesie sono un viaggio attraverso emozioni crude e speranze tenaci, espresse con un linguaggio che danza tra passione, denuncia, introspezione, e il suo impegno nel denunciare le ingiustizie, senza perdere l’ironia. La natura è spesso presente nel