From the marks of a childhood forged in love for old things, for fantasies / jokes, for the adventure of heights and for stories - be it family tales, school discipline, or stories told in their children's diaries - a dream power emerges that would have wanted life to postpone. A dream reminiscent of the memories of a woman, who in search of a meaning for her personal and professional trajectory, [re] writes belatedly: to be a dancer! This report of baltic [non-standard] experience is stitched together in a mapped auto-notographic perceptual, drawn with thought-images [imagistic contrast, which are poetic maps of a mature body permeated by the technique of ballet] and told with intertwined narratives of author, others who have passed through his life and others who wrote his raisin in the history of this dance genre. Seeking to constitute, in a recanned look, a reflection on the experiences of the author in / with classical ballet and the possibilities of renignification of the battet in his own body namely the search for his own ballet
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