Henry Matisse visited and left a painting
The article discusses the Lebanese morning moments that the writer uses to resist the overall sense of negativity and difficult events in the country. This resistance is expressed through a simple ritual: preparing coffee spontaneously and naturally, without pretense, then capturing a photo of the coffee pot and cup to send to friends. The writer connects this peaceful moment—one that transcends external time and space—with the necessity of preserving the spirit and existence through poetic or artistic expression. Such moments are seen as essential means of survival, both spiritually and physically, amidst scenes of tragedy and destruction in Lebanon.
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