"But now all this has changed: other interests were crowding in, exciting me, seducing me, pulling me in different ways. Life had become broader, richer, in a way, but it was also shallower, too. That calm, deep center, my former passion, was no longer there. Adolescence had rushed upon me, like a typhoon, buffeting me with insatiable longings. [...] Now, at school, I was forced to sit in classes, to take notes and exams, to use textbooks that were flat, impersonal, deadly. What had been fun, delight, when I did it on my own way became an aversion, an ordeal, when I had to do it in order. What had been a holy subject for me, full of poetry, was being rendered prosaic, profane"Fragmento de
Uncle Tungsten, de Oliver Sacks.

¿Qué pedazo de su vida podría causar tal arrebato de nostalgia, frustración y desidia por lo demás?
La química, Oliver añora
la Química.
3 comentarios:
darling, y luego no quieres que nuestras conversaciones giren -todas- de algún modo al rededor de tio tungsteno.
but it's lovely!
pasando a saludar! :)
Estaba yo navegando por algunos blogs y me tope con el tuyo, lo cierto es que me encanto, leerte es divertido y no en el sentido de que sea por burlarme si no que me hizo imaginar cosas y pensar en miles de divagaciones en una mente algo volatil q poseo jejeje
kissus
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