Maybe it’s the early cold and the coming late autumn and winter months.
Maybe it is the campaign of the administration of the block entrance to clear- with the help of a couple of polyglot laborours and their horse carts- the common entrance premises of the junk accumulated over the years.
Maybe it is a special new resident moving into the block.
Maybe it is the moving out of the old system of organization of a social core around a common problem that is protected as necessary to balance existence by some administrative institutions, and fought versus by peer others.
Maybe it is the necessity to develop new human traits on the permeating indignation.
Maybe it is the business circles of the social and administration organizations that are creating common problems to fully engage the emotions and fear of the general public, and the time and effort of many pensioner functionaries blocked between own survival instincts that ban any discussion on existing problems, and own awareness of the world’s psychological projects, which necessitates subtle management so that the contingent of subordinates survives.
Maybe it is the dog upstairs that jumps and plays about day and night but for a cheered short night walk.
Maybe it is the white dog next-door, replaced by a black one now, that suddenly left to leave me with a new instinct for neighbours and pets.
Maybe it is my recalling the two dogs that dashed from opposite the block to snap at my neck.
Maybe it is the fact is that under one per cent of the house dogs are registered as having owners responsible for the dogs’ actions.
Maybe it is the latest victim of strays that triggered mass media discussion on the stray common problem.
Maybe something else makes me remember this old poem of mine:
The Howl Of The Fine Weather
The howl of the weather fine is terrifying
The cold chimney now mourns a missing life
The season’s gathering its clouds in the high skies
The wind is sweeping its streets of the gathered dust
A door stored on a balcony is banging
The passage cleared by the missing door
made a connection which no one is taking,
but is another chimney huge, another hall
A parent’s crying, stable, grown, honest
He was a pillar of the old spreading days
His daughter’s now missing, claimed for being modest
and ready, with her fate, to home-anchor ways
The world has chimneys cold, and its trains burning
The world has plans for weathers, weathers for the world
In all the seasons, both have moves most winning
But in the crowds motley, nobody’s weep is heard
The howl of the weather fine is terrifying
The cold chimney now mourns a missing life
The season’s gathering its clouds in the high skies
The wind is sweeping its streets of the gathered dust
V.P.T. 1.03.2008
(‘Dorman’, ‘Directions’, ISBN 978 954 91614 7 2)
V.P.Toucheva 22.10.2009 Sofia, Bulgaria, EU
