In The Villages In Europe, There Are

I Have Always Considered Tennis As A Combat In An Arena Between Two Gladiators Who Have Their Racquets And Their Courage As Their Weapons.

To Take Part In This Brothel Through The Payment Of My Taxes, That Had Become To Me Unbearable.

In Black Africa, One Does Not Strike, One Does Not Express, One Walks Right.

Being In The Stands Is Very Difficult. I Was Never Playing But I Am Nervous Watching, Waiting.

People Judged My Work Without To Have Listened To It.