The Last Ride" (movie synopsis)

 

"The Last Ride" (movie synopsis)

At a time when all freedom was forbidden and classic motorcycles, carburetors and gasoline were banned as illegal, a guy finds some motorcycles and a tanker truck full of gasoline on an old farm. He decides to call some friends and they decide to take a forbidden trip to a last legendary motorcycle builder who is about to die and has had his workshop and all his bikes confiscated. Many beautiful and bad things happen on the trip and everyone gets lost due to the persecution of the new law. Only two remain and they decide that only one will use the last fuel to continue to the builder's ranch to take the bike he loved make the most. In this last stage of the trip everyone finds out about the adventure and starts to support him in escaping the police pursuit. From town to town everyone helps him and applauds him, honoring the old times and his braveness. When he finally arrives, he meets the old builder who was finally able to see his greatest work on that iconic bike. This movement makes the whole world cry and reevaluate the ban and create a new space for liberty where it is possible to revere these machines to relive the era and the legendary culture of hand-built motorcycles. The End...

A Raw Poem (poem)

 

A Raw Poem

A god is not since a contrast was drawn bysins. As if a god is above all evil it couldnever be comparatively. And that's why itsname shouldn't be pronounced, not becauseit is prohibited, but because it is impossible. Yet, there is a trick, and that was thescrawling of the deceiver, who would makeholiness between wickedness. If the trinityis the sacredness, it was made by the outsiderness. The three has interfaces and it is understandable just because the four bounds it. And the four only stands after the three that it preserves. The spaces are the poetic intention and the lines are the aesthetic literalization. It's only possible to see the treble poetically when the quadruple manifests itself aesthetically. The mystery is the unknown, for the god to exist it must not exist...