"We are this fluid current between thoughts of cold marble.
 We are the whole firmament
 Which becomes desire in the flesh.
 And so it is
 that I drink you,
 last spring in the desert."

 Cosmic Love: From Earthly Desire to Infinite Rediscovery.

 "Eternal Spring" is a profound meditation on the search for the absolute in loving union.
 The poem elevates human connection beyond the physical, describing lovers as a “flowing current” and as “the whole firmament” incarnated in desire.

 
 The Journey Back: The image of "drinking the last spring in the desert" symbolizes love as a vital and unexpected source of salvation. The closing line, "I seek all infinity in you / from which, forgetful, / we have fallen," suggests that union is a conscious return to wholeness and cosmic origin.



 
 Poster on photographic paper of the original watercolor painting "The Song of the Wolf" 75X50 cm