Icon-Resurrection of Lazarus.
You may have read the "Inferno" of Dante
but never his "Paradise" is equivalent
your eyes to a pristine nothingness
Hadjadj Fabrizio wrote in his latest book.
Paradise Now Dante is much more differentiated
and violent than his hell.
Beatrice declares to be a poet: "If you saw me laugh, you'd
ashy"
Therefore, basically, you put the paradise
at the door you dread its rigorous joy.
Then you build a small, artificial paradise
reassuring ... that makes a very proper hell.
While it is not to flee to another fantasy
or regress to this earthly paradise whose
Genesis tells us that it is permanently lost.
The notion of an afterlife, you oppose the right to request
to live here and now.
But you'll never really be here.
now.
is where the paradox reveals his true paradise
and defends himself against his parodies:
does not escape to another place,
but the grace to finally be heartbreaking
present at each and every ,
in a symphonic overture,
creativity choir
; ;
but you call
to the joy that must
; ; you lose
any capacity
; ; like a clown
and destroy you
all contentment
; ; as a river,
which is itself
; , that to receive
and to afford endless.
Paradise at the door-
; Essay on a joy that bother Threshold
FABRICE HADJADJ
Jewish converted
-1990 Preview Sunday 6 March 2011
