Simple work. At least that's what it seemed At first glance.

Old wood. Hidden its traps under the dust.

These former doors Have a crooked geometry And deep grooves.

How to stack them? Marking and measurements A real challenge.

Constant repairs. I restore worn wood step by step.

Rusty hinges Cut deep Into the ancient flesh.

Pieces of locks Stuck inside Old beams.

Huge nails. Six millimeters of steel Pierced the board.

The holes from them Gawk at the surface Like bullets in battle.

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Pull everything out. Smooth every crack And glue it back together.

Most of the time. Sixty percent of the work Only on defects.

Hard work. Each detail requires Strength and attention.

Thirteen kilos. The weight of this structure Presses on the hands.

Monumental trestles. Stand firmly on the ground But hard to carry.

Not for once. I wanted to do a thing For many years.

A chain of problems. You look for one way out And find a new obstacle.

The first one is not solved While the second question Remains open.

A new tree Will never give you Such lessons.

Sometimes it happens that you start something that seems "simple" at first glance, but then you realize that you didn't realize the number of "pitfalls" at the beginning. When I started