Il n'y a que toi
- 1 juin 2016
- 1 min de lecture
Il n'y a pas de limite, pas de temps, il n'y a que l'ici, le maintenant. Là où le noir commence, là où finit le blanc, pas de distance, pas de nuance, il n'y a que l'Un. Sa loi, sa foi, il n'y a que ça, et là.
Il n'y a que toi. Et moi. Et toi, en moi. Tu es moi.
J'ai beau regarder, j'ai beau essayer de voir, ma vue se perd sur tes horizons courbes, plus profonds encore que mes soupirs et mes rêves.
Plus je fixe le lointain et plus il se rapproche. Sans fin. Au-delà, eau de la, vie en soi. Il n'y a que toi.
This piece feels like a quiet walk through emotion simple words, heartfelt pauses, and moments that linger like a slow breath. Sometimes understanding what we feel takes patience and attention, much like undergraduate level course help suggests gentle structure behind learning big ideas. This blog captures that soft, reflective space between thought and feeling.
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I enjoyed reading this post about Il n’y a que toi because the way the author shared feelings made the moment come alive in simple, clear words. In the past I was really stressed with school and even used English communication exam help services to practice to get better at writing while trying to understand language and feelings in poetry. Reading this made me think that simple art and good study habits can really lift your confidence and mood.
I read the Il n’y a que toi post and it felt very poetic as the writer talked about being here and now with someone you feel is everything, how there is no limit or time just the present and you in every thought and horizon beyond sight. I remember once during late night work when I needed Affordable help with last minute assignment and breaking tasks down bit by bit helped me stay calm, so I get why simple words about connection can feel grounding too. It made me think that being truly present with your feelings makes writing and life both clearer.