"Every song of mine becomes created.
 My breath lies in the wind
 that moves the waves of the sea.
 You
 Creature lost in oblivion between screams and blood,
 you can't hear me.
 When I wrap you in silk and roses,
 you seek rough thorns.
 I draw skies and stars but you explode Suns.
 My eyes cry Lost Moons,
 as tears drown worlds.
 I am the end and the albedo.
 I am the alpha and the omega.
 I will be Morning Star
 And you
 new Dawn from my mouth."

 The Alpha and the Omega: The Creative Power that Generates the New Dawn.

 "Morning Star" is a work of cosmic stature that embodies the creative force, the beginning and the end.
 The narrator presents himself as the divinity, the entity capable of creating with song and moving the waves with his breath, but who clashes with the blindness of the "Creature lost in oblivion - human being" who seeks thorns where silk and roses are offered to him.

 The work culminates in the promise of rebirth:
 the figure will be the "Morning Star" (symbol of hope and awakening) and the creature will become a "new Dawn from my mouth".
 It is a metaphor for the eternal cycle of destruction and creation, an invitation to recognize the beauty offered despite the pain.

 Poster on photographic paper of the original watercolor painting "Morning Star" 75X50 cm