Trying to tell a tale, and failing.
I always thought that it would be easy for me to write tales taking the plot from my works of art. In fact, it is not. Images look more rich than words to me. But I'm working on it.
After all, everywhere there are stories to tell. Along the streets as much as in the face of the man beside you.
The fight between barbarity and civilization is a good cue, in my humble opinion. An engaging starting point for a tale.
But telling a tale is something on the side of civilization, and probably you will see barbarians bursting into the assembly to break the storytelling.
And so the story ends, and just images stay and remain. And my tale fails again. Ok, next time!
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