#27 /// Come in uno specchio: Bergman, il conatus di Spinoza, palpitazioni tenui

from Kettlebell generation · host Andrea Cavana

"Voglio essere il tuo specchio", lei diceApre la borsetta da cui tira fuori uno specchietto per il truccoSe lo mette di fronteE mentre fa passare lo specchio sul corpo di luiLo specchio riflette la sua immagineLo specchio riflette la sua immagine"Questa è la tua faccia", dice"Questo è il tuo petto", dice"Visto?Non sono meglio di uno specchio?"- Massimo Volume: meglio di uno specchio

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#27 /// Come in uno specchio: Bergman, il conatus di Spinoza, palpitazioni tenui

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