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The Labyrinth Of Hermes

Chapter 4 A New Life

Word Count: 1090    |    Released on: 12/04/2023

school, I would stick to my computer, thus entering that cyber world where I continued to expand my knowledge and my social friend

ive chat rooms and, turning that computer scenario into a world of literary friendships, we chatted in crowds

ring that reach that we have towards our goals and objectives, was a world in which years later I would spill my feelings and dreams. A world where love becom

e romantic piece. a song that He spoke of emotions, of euphoria and in turn of agon

ng muse on which to

e or romance if my few expe

of an excuse to write. He needed to feel it, expel t

en under her blonde hair. While the teacher dictated his theorems, I drew her face in my notebook to take her with me at all times. However, it seemed as if that attraction was not enough to feel that strength that I was looking for so much inside. I was trying to write verses

boys at the entrance of the school to end the day in the center, sitting in a bar in Harradine. There in its interiors, the o

ter, he uncorked a bottle of soda that we later shared among the entire bar; as well, there was never lacking among us some hungry w

corated the streets around us, and we criticized

t pizzeria whose triviality was our greatest mee

ts later, unload our bad energies in a great game of volleyball in which we all participated. If tiredness became a problem, we would sit in the shade and watch bikini-clad bodies boxing with

r I exclaimed, pointing a finger at him a

mal, which caused me a lot of

I would not have found it very funny. They watched disinterestedly

for me to recognize her. His kinship with his father was truly unmistakable. She was walking with her friends wearing one of those full-length bathing suits, a blue

guised by that swimsuit, did no

ith her friends while I looked

efore James " she's younger than us anyway, I don't think she

would get really o

fact, she has the same older

erve young girls, ignoring their ages

y," I said with some disinterest. And b

e is Leslie ," James answered, sh

ng phrases that were lost alon

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“One of the biggest confusions in what we call "love", is the way in which we interpret the other person. The human being is characterized by completing any lack of understanding or information, resorting to his useful imagination. A girl's greeting is a simple fact, empty, incomplete of features and details that offer no more than the mere image of the greeting. Even so, we perceive in it an irrefutable timbre of voice; an intensity and a weakness in its sound. We perceive certain characteristics of the personality of that person, although, nevertheless, these sources will never be enough for us; It will not be enough just to know the episode of the greeting, the courtesy, their education.”