The Flag
Today I'm going to get to a peak which no one has ever reached. I'd have to enjoy it. But that's not the case.
Enjoy the ride, they say.
Like this is a walk in the park.
This is not a walk in the park. It's a race.
You can't get to this summit by walking.
You get there slowly, yes As slow as you can get there but not by strolling.
At least I don't know how to do it. And neither do they. That's why they're not here.
You start by adding hours,
that steal whole days from you.
Hours that hide the passing of the months and the weight of the years.
Years Dedicated to do this, that no one has done.
Others will say it's about the ego, that I do it for recognition. They don't know what flattery hurts .
It's done because you don't have a choice.
A pinch that you carry between your chest and stomach.
It squeezes and tells you what to do.
It separates you even from your people.
I'll savor it later After enough time, When it doesn't hurt to look anymore
Then maybe, If I'm lucky I can turn my head And think, I did. Then I'll enjoy it. And maybe, for a moment, Forgive me.
No! No way.
September 17, 2020 I finished building a structure to create responsive webcomics. I thought it was the first time it had been done. On December 11, 2020, I found out that it already existed since 2017 A project with all the bases of what a webcomic should be Responsive Done Right:
Standards, Semantics, & Sequential Art and a first responsive comic Toy Plans by Pablo Defendini. When my career is over, I'm left with the findings I've made And to know that I wasn't alone in my madness.
And yet now, With everything lost I'm starting to see the beauty.
This is a responsive and multilingual webcomic.
In this link I describe the main characteristics of the responsive comics that I publish. There is also a demo with the layout options of this format.
When I finish a new story, I communicate it on these social networks:
