...I also would like to know what this is...title suggestions accepted...

a climbing wall?

anyway...:)
Wish you a peaceful day!

... too low for that purpose, Annemarie!... :)

It does look like a low climbing wall, Armando,
Interesting capture!

...you mean a lying low climbing wall... :)

Ein Kletterpark!

...too low for such a purpose, Stephan!... :)

A climbing hall !

...too low for such a purpose, John!... :)

Superbement rendue avec ces belles couleurs.
HFF et agréable soiree. paisible.

Merci, Malik!

Das ist doch eine Kletterwand -oder?

...too low for such a purpose, cammino!... :)

Outstanding abstract!

Admired in: www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance

Thanks, William!

Die Kletterwege sind bestimmt farblich markiert. Durch das Querformat kommt Tiefe ins Bild.

...well, it seems like a lying climbing wall, isn't it, Falk?... :)

Thanks for fave, Paolo Tanino, Fred Fouarge, and buonacoppi!

I’ll have to work on the title, Armando. It deserves an excellent title!

Please, do it, Steve! I wait!

Endurance

Here we crossed the Wernicke and Broca areas
by a difficult series of coloured holds,
connected consonants and vowels.
Below our feet in the swirling mists
our Brocken spectres rose to meet us.
Our talk of success was optimistic:
we were children when we left Base Camp,
now we are gnarled old men climbing,
slipping, sliding, crossing South Georgia again.

I had some difficulties interpreting your text, related to the cerebral areas (Wernick and Broca), and the aureola (Brocken specter). But I succeeded with the help of the Internet, just to conclude you are a brilliant mind, anytime ready to cross South Georgia again.

Thanks a lot for your intensive homework.

I’m afraid my some poems are puzzles (to me too!), even in English ( I’m not proud of that) so in Portuguese they must seem fiendishly obscure. Translation is a great heroic art.

A curious title, but the words came quickly to me. Climbing across the brain; Shackelton’s journey across South Georgia to safety. Strange associations, but there you are, there we are

I understand, prolix man!

There we are!!

Maybe “Endurance Training” ?