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Appearance enchants

 

On our Planet, chemistry contributes to the needs of the human kind: we live and survive basically thanks to chemical reactions. 

 

However, not all chemical reactions are “good”; some of them hurt. 

Nothing is created, nothing is destroyed, everything is transformed: when does the transformation become dangerous? 

 

Nothing is created from nothing, nor is it destroyed in nothing.

 

The dose makes the poison. Any substance, even the least dangerous, can be a problem if it remains in the environment for a long time, or if it is produced in large quantities.

 

What happens if the chemical reactions alter the composition of matter, contaminating and altering the overall vision? 

Is Nature always welcoming and benevolent?

The contaminating atoms are invisible, they hide themselves in the lush vegetation, or among the white, fine grains of sand. 

 

What we see - the landscape - is an illusion.

Good from far, but far from good.

We interpret the world and look at reality following our desires, and get enchanted by its appearance.

Appearance enchants.

 

What we see - the landscape - is an illusion.

Good from far, but far from good.

We interpret the world and look at reality following our desires, and get enchanted by its appearance.

Appearance enchants.