The author of this book orders his mind to understand life. Travel from self-absorption to openness, from the self to the open field, from the idea to the world. Without rhetorical noise, paying attention, with a calm and firm, clear and precise voice, Antonio Cabrera resorts to a genderless prose to unravel what immediately and eternally exists in his existence: poetry, the senses, birds, night , the read, the lived, the memories, the now, the words of the father, the look of Keith Richards ... And before the everyday, Cabrera changes the habitual point of view and finds a new angle from which to think things, from the to inquire into them. In a time that loves the fleeting and surrenders to the light, Cabrera asks himself: "Do we need to insist that we only separate ourselves from the world with thought?" The unnoticed is the insistence on thought. One that turns out to be of such a...read more
