Come to my castle, the fragile hut that timidly hides behind a banana grove. Enter with care, 'tis of nipa and bamboo, but 'tis the sanctuary of my solitude. Like the few that in the world have been sages, fleeing from the world I have found this Eden that offers to my flesh the warmth of a nest and to my soul, consolation, hope and faith. Here I live the memory of my youth, the birds, the sun, keep me company, the breeze that feigns songs of praise and the perfume of a dead illusion. Rustic meoldy, that sounds at the hour of the Angelus, closes, twilight; it seems to pray, it seems to cry beloved nostalgias for the time gone by. The night that weeps the death of day surprises me at times on the rough threshold, savoring in sips the sweet ambrosia of happy instants that shall not return. On full moons I reach the woods with imagination overflowing with dreams and before the miraculous light that is the landscape I...