Winds of Memory

After almost two years of total creative inactivity due to a series of emotional circumstances that lead to a total lack of motivation, I didn't think it would be possible to tackle a project of these characteristics again. It is true that it is in adverse situations that you find true friends. Each one of them giving their best to rescue you from the melancholic and gloomy corner in which one settles down when one loses one's way. Looking for a "common thread" to pull from, I asked my dear friend Paco Santonja to write me a poem related to memories and the traces they leave in each one of us. As it could not be otherwise (those who know this prolific scholar understand me perfectly well), Paco gave me the poem in just ten days. Although I was sure he would do a great job, I cannot hide the fact that I was really overwhelmed by the depth of the text. I will not go into superfluous reflections on the poem. I prefer that you read it. You will understand why my explanations would be superfluous.