The Unbearable Lightness of Being in Dancing

The Unbearable Lightness of Being in Dancing

“She takes everything tragically, failing to understand the lightness and joyful futility of physical love. She wants to learn lightness.”
“Weighing, necessity and value are three intrinsically linked notions: only what is necessary is serious, only what weighs has value.”
“There's nothing heavier than compassion. Even our own pain is not as heavy as the pain we feel with another, for another, in the place of another, multiplied by the imagination, extended in hundreds of echoes.”
“The uniqueness of the self lies precisely in what is unimaginable about human beings. We can only imagine what is identical in all beings, what they have in common.”
“Man can never know what to want, because he has only one life and can neither compare it to previous lives nor rectify it in subsequent lives.”
“The Unbearable Lightness of Being” (1984) by Milan Kundera

Happiness is when u wake up dancing.
On walk side under umbrella in rainy day.
I remember in September when I start.
First day to come back school
The same memory of childhood.
I was acting in Broadway in real life.
I was Gene Kelly and he was me.
An older man smile to me this morning.
My happiness I shared it to him.
It coming from us and go to others.
I remember it was cold but I was warm inside.
My red coat madden by my mother with talent.
I was proud to wear red coat unique.
My teacher stand up admiring me.
I dance before to sleep and I get up dancing.
I was flying between time and space.
How can I being lightness and heaviness?
My body on earth my soul flying.
Between Joyful futility and tragically being.
I learn how to be lightness soul but never my body.
I remember I dance like it was my last dance.

Danser á deux c’est meilleur, je danse et avance seule.

Je danse seule et je regarde danser mon ombre.

Mon ombre et moi sont en parfaite harmonie.

Mon ombre danse, je me vois danser seule.

Loubna Khriss