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Roots

My roots are bulky but also wonderful.

I was fortunate to have extraordinary Grandparents who have taught me what it means to play, tolerate and express love.

Thanks to them I have a family history to be proud of.

I got distracted because of the parents turned to look at life in a different way from how I wanted

me.

They were not able to send me their love, I had to reconstruct my one and do it.

But they gave me the honesty as the foundation of life and with eyes that watch the world with astonishment.

I had uncles who adored but I'm on the road.

I had cousins \u200b\u200bwho were filled with joy and laughter in my childhood,

but now I do not know where they are.

There was still the first love that I love, because it was the first and most beautiful of that

first love could not be there.

I had a husband that today not even remember how it was done my love I feel for him and even real life we \u200b\u200bhad built together.

with him but I created the first root coming from my trunk, my first child.

I had fabulous friends and others missed. Those Fabulous yet almost everyone close to me, yet they mourn those lost.

I was a young man that took my breath away, but then he almost made to disappear. Another

instead made me reborn, filled me with attention and kindness, made me feel as good as anyone ever, but I wanted more and I left.

What I wanted was a man who could give me the mountain air and the sun of the sea, which had its story similar to mine that could make me fly I could not stand out and that he could teach me to love myself as I had never managed to do.

He and I met there.

We grafted into each other time and we remember, and childhood pain, feelings, journeys and experiences.

I know to be "the light in his eyes" because he told me so many days ago and I know that for him every day this light really exists and shines in the eyes of our son.

Friends are a single block and not even remember who was a friend of those before.

Together we are sinking roots in the ground and my children will have something to look into the future, without weights, without ambiguity and without a doubt love.

PS: If you want you can "plant" your roots in the comments below.

I will be happy to share them with you.
And tomorrow I swear, light post!