stopped long enough to let me take the picture. You don't have the same problem with tomatoes - pretty as they are too. And of course, as Pirsig says, 'For every fact there is an infinity of hypothesis...' That's the good thing about being a writer, you can just make it up as you go along, just as long as you are not claiming an empirical fact - I could go with that. But as I write I have just been sent this message from my friend Maria here in Crete, which I am happy to share because its a wonderfully evocative song: 'Lefteris sends you the songs of the song about the pilot killed in the Aegean sea.'
Like the cloud i flee, I am flying,
I have friend the sun, god,
With the wind the nectar I intoxicate,
I hug earth and sky
And without the wings I'm not afraid
The light blue, warm hug
on the high mountains to sleeping
In the Aegean to give kisses
I ask freedom at the winds
I have ceased to be a mortal
I rise up high that I love
Without body, golden eagle
And without tha wings I'm not afraid
The light blue, warm hug
on the high mountains to sleeping
In the Aegean to give kisses
Like the cloud i flee, I am flying,
I have friend the sun, god,
With the wind the nectar I intoxicate,
I hug earth and sky

