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Niecosoficznie, meaning soft philosophy for everyday life and for every moment. For clarification – I don’t have a philosophical education, and I’m not sure that having one would make life easier or make it happier. The texts presented are just the result of thoughts, both long and fleeting, of roads without end and those without a beginning.

The philosophy of life and war is somewhat divergent, so a few lines for Ukraine, Palestine, Tibet, Uyghurstan, Kurdistan, etc. (essentially only for those wonderful, innocent people – over there).



on some day of war in a year away from God's grace

one can no longer live

like falcons unable to fly

and an avalanche that never falls

like a drop that doesn't hollow the stone

of the eternal prison

like overturned chairs

and a fate unwon

as if there was nothing

to lose

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