The Snows Of Yesteryear

The Snows of Yesteryear consists of prose poems, flash stories, parables, myths and other short pieces. They are adapted from the lives and works of various artists, as well as from some of the author’s own poems reimagined in prose.

Excerpt from the book:

Mais où sont les neiges d’antan? But where are the snows of yesteryear? François Villon.

The philosopher explains that the day comes when some people declare the great yes. It’s clear who has the great yes within them, for it is revealed in their lives and their works. Those who refuse it, equally strong in conviction, don’t repent, and if asked again, they say again, no. And that no, if it is the right no, lifts them to a different kind of triumph.