A single object often does not mean anything, but when this same object comes in multitudes, well, everything changes.
This is what happens with the confetti: only tiny scraps of coloured paper that thrown in thousands, with joy, become a coloured rain, a cloud that flatters and flickers, a waterfall, an instant of surprise and glee.
Then they lies on the ground, like an unruly decoration which gives the road a glimpse of life, like a trail left by something special just occurred. Maybe a feast, a parade, a wedding, or a celebration.
They stood in the air, floating for a marvellous moment, flattering and then whirling down.
by Daniele Dru