"Y aprendí que no se puede dar marcha atrás, que la esencia de la vida es ir hacia adelante. Que la vida, en realidad, es una calle de sentido único" - Agatha Christie
Hubo un día, no hace mucho tiempo, en el que alguien me recordó que no es posible desandar el camino, pero si cambiar el rumbo de nuestro sendero. Tomar cuestas, trazar curvas, porque los caminos en linea recta no llevan a sitios que merecen la pena.
¿Y qué hay de los errores? Errores... Dicen que solo de ellos se aprende, y aprendí. Aprendí a empezar de cero, entendiendo que, a fin de cuentas, todos somos billetes marcados recorriendo el mundo y cambiando el rumbo de la vida de los demás. Que aunque te hayan roto en pedazos, a veces tan pequeños que ni siquiera parezcan trozos, y te hayan vuelto a pegar con celo; que aunque te arruguen una y mil veces para después volverte a estirar, puede que regreses a esas manos que un día te dejaron marchar, incluso sin que esas manos lo sepan nunca...
Aprendí que a veces hay que tocar fondo para tomar impulso y remprender el camino de regreso a la superficie, y que aunque tu mundo se vuelque patas arriba, serás capaz de comenzar a vivir boca abajo. Y que boca abajo de repente signifique al derecho otra vez.
Aprendí que todas y cada una de las cosas que haces desde que te levantas hasta que te acuestas marcarán mañana, y que puede que precisamente mañana te atropelle un tranvía y te marches al otro barrio sin haber cumplido ese "a ver si nos vemos".
Y aprendí que hoy no volverá a ser hoy, nunca jamás.
"I learned that you can not turn back, the essence of life is to go forward that life actually is a one-way street." - Agatha Christie
There was a day not long ago, where someone reminded me that you can not backtrack, but if change course. Take slopes, cornering, because the straight line paths do not lead to sites that are worthwhile.
And what about errors? Errors ... They say they only learned, and learned. I learned to start from scratch, understanding that, ultimately, we are all marked bills traveling the world and changing the course of the lives of others. That even if you have broken into pieces, sometimes so small that even seem pieces, and I have returned to stick with zeal; although you crumple a thousand times and then drive you to stretch, you can come back to those hands that one day they let you go, even without those hands will ever know ...
I learned that sometimes you have to hit bottom to build momentum and resume the way back to the surface, and although your world upside tipping above, be able to start living upside down. And suddenly upside down means the right again.
I learned that each and every one of the things you do since you get up until you go to bed will mark tomorrow, and perhaps precisely morning get hit by a tram and you leave to another neighborhood without complying with the "wee must see".
And I learned that today will never be today, ever again.
Aprendí que a veces hay que tocar fondo para tomar impulso y remprender el camino de regreso a la superficie, y que aunque tu mundo se vuelque patas arriba, serás capaz de comenzar a vivir boca abajo. Y que boca abajo de repente signifique al derecho otra vez.
Aprendí que todas y cada una de las cosas que haces desde que te levantas hasta que te acuestas marcarán mañana, y que puede que precisamente mañana te atropelle un tranvía y te marches al otro barrio sin haber cumplido ese "a ver si nos vemos".
Y aprendí que hoy no volverá a ser hoy, nunca jamás.
"I learned that you can not turn back, the essence of life is to go forward that life actually is a one-way street." - Agatha Christie
There was a day not long ago, where someone reminded me that you can not backtrack, but if change course. Take slopes, cornering, because the straight line paths do not lead to sites that are worthwhile.
And what about errors? Errors ... They say they only learned, and learned. I learned to start from scratch, understanding that, ultimately, we are all marked bills traveling the world and changing the course of the lives of others. That even if you have broken into pieces, sometimes so small that even seem pieces, and I have returned to stick with zeal; although you crumple a thousand times and then drive you to stretch, you can come back to those hands that one day they let you go, even without those hands will ever know ...
I learned that sometimes you have to hit bottom to build momentum and resume the way back to the surface, and although your world upside tipping above, be able to start living upside down. And suddenly upside down means the right again.
I learned that each and every one of the things you do since you get up until you go to bed will mark tomorrow, and perhaps precisely morning get hit by a tram and you leave to another neighborhood without complying with the "wee must see".
And I learned that today will never be today, ever again.
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