Le Secret de la Vie
Et si tu n’existais pas, J’essaierais d’inventer l’amour
I started this post wanting to write about the film “Two Lovers”. I could never actually get to write a review. (Well, later I will do it, promise!) I was thinking too much about how fast I fall in love and how fast I create that infatuation out of which I could not so easily escape. Infatuation? Creating feelings out of thin air. Falling in love with the images of my own and on my own and then projecting them onto a real person. I guess I am being creative. Or insane, even ever so slightly. I was thinking about how it is like projecting a film, its characters and a story onto an empty screen and expecting a feedback from that imaginary life. That’s me. Feelings are real, the feedback? I am afraid, it would take a long time to get one.
Being a somewhat strange person, I do have somewhat strange conversations. Coming from my dream…
“It is what it is, you feel what you feel, it is neither right nor wrong”, – my friend usually says. Yes, the one that I like so much for so little reason. That is the quintessence of our conversations, I think. Apart from the fact that he is right and I am wrong. I think way too much about him, only because I created those feelings and then I fell under their influence. Well, how clever of me!
Well, it takes time to recognize that I am all-alone in that fantasy world. In love with an image, a reflection, a mirage…
Is it time to forget, to wake up? I am afraid so. But…deep inside, I don’t really want to. I love this haze and intoxication. And then I find a song. An old one about another person who would have created love and a lover even if the lover did not exist. To find the secret of life by creating a lover… I might be slightly insane, but why so many other people like this song? Maybe there is something to it? Longing for love? I guess, it is what it is – neither right nor wrong.
Et si tu n’existais pas
Je crois que je l’aurais trouvé
Le secret de la vie, le pourquoi
Simplement pour te créer
Et pour te regarder
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