When an object is deformed, its boundary becomes blurred; when an illusion gets to appear, its shadow becomes irrational. Perhaps the body itself hovers eternally between solidity and fragmentation: it seems stable in reality but is constantly unstable in illusion. We are not always able to recognize ourselves in the mirror, as the illusion in the mirror and the reality outside it are changing all the time, and sometimes, in reality, we cannot even restrain the fission of the body.

When an object is deformed, its boundary becomes blurred; when an illusion gets to appear, its shadow becomes irrational. Perhaps the body itself hovers eternally between solidity and fragmentation: it seems stable in reality but is constantly unstable in illusion. We are not always able to recognize ourselves in the mirror, as the illusion in the mirror and the reality outside it are changing all the time, and sometimes, in reality, we cannot even restrain the fission of the body.

When an object is deformed, its boundary becomes blurred; when an illusion gets to appear, its shadow becomes irrational. Perhaps the body itself hovers eternally between solidity and fragmentation: it seems stable in reality but is constantly unstable in illusion. We are not always able to recognize ourselves in the mirror, as the illusion in the mirror and the reality outside it are changing all the time, and sometimes, in reality, we cannot even restrain the fission of the body.

When an object is deformed, its boundary becomes blurred; when an illusion gets to appear, its shadow becomes irrational. Perhaps the body itself hovers eternally between solidity and fragmentation: it seems stable in reality but is constantly unstable in illusion. We are not always able to recognize ourselves in the mirror, as the illusion in the mirror and the reality outside it are changing all the time, and sometimes, in reality, we cannot even restrain the fission of the body.

When an object is deformed, its boundary becomes blurred; when an illusion gets to appear, its shadow becomes irrational. Perhaps the body itself hovers eternally between solidity and fragmentation: it seems stable in reality but is constantly unstable in illusion. We are not always able to recognize ourselves in the mirror, as the illusion in the mirror and the reality outside it are changing all the time, and sometimes, in reality, we cannot even restrain the fission of the body.

When an object is deformed, its boundary becomes blurred; when an illusion gets to appear, its shadow becomes irrational. Perhaps the body itself hovers eternally between solidity and fragmentation: it seems stable in reality but is constantly unstable in illusion. We are not always able to recognize ourselves in the mirror, as the illusion in the mirror and the reality outside it are changing all the time, and sometimes, in reality, we cannot even restrain the fission of the body.