I will never love again if I have solitude as a companion. I think of her with jealousy of someone imaginary who could steal from her a sigh, her attention. She does not know that I exist and I die by cultivating this illusion. I wanted to narrow the time, because I think I can win her one day. Life wanders somewhere and this place is the immense night of poetry. I photograph the sun to remove the day, I hold the moon to ensure the night that brings me joy. But I know it takes more than a desire to turn the day into a night. I do not preach, then, my eyes so as not to lose it for a moment, since it is your presence that feeds me. Embrace it is a dream that knocks the emptiness, my arms are without presence, are my lips without pressure. Yet some day I still make this fantasy my religion.