If it were not so unfashionable, I would talk about...LOVE.
That sincere love, eye to eye, that cold tommy feeling, that painful fear feeling of losing that wonderful moment in your life .
Those moments that only who has loved somebody knows .
That wish of sharing everything and conquer all things, but not to retain them in the material possession of selfishness, but to donate them in the noble feeling of love.
If it were not so unfashionable, I would talk
about ...SINCERITY.
You know, that old business of Fidelity, Mutual Respect... and all those other things that are no longer valuable.
That feeling that inebriates more than a drink and that means having in a single person, the sum of all
the things that sometimes we seek in so many ...
The admiration for the virtues and the acceptance for defects but, above all, the respect for the individuality that sometimes we judge it belongs to us, but that each one of us has the right to posses...
If it were not so unfashionable, I would talk
about... FRIENDSHIP.
That friendship that should exist between two people who like and wish the welfare of each other...
The support, the interest, the solidarity, the union beyond the feelings, the dedication to understand before liking ...
If it were not so unfashionable, I would talk
about... FAMILY. Yes Family!
This institution that lately lives on the brink of bankruptcy, suffering continuous and violent "assaults".
Father, Mother, Brothers, Sisters, Children, Home ...
That greater good of having a community united by blood ties and protected by divine blessings.
A haven of peace in the world, the warmth of the address, the source for having some rest, and the renewal of energies.
And at last I would maybe talk about something
like ... HAPPINESS.
But it is a pity that happiness, like everything else,
for a long time has already been so unfashionable
and has given place to the fads of civilization ...
Even so, I wish you all, a life filled with those issues so unfashionable but that undoubtedly make such a big a difference!
After all, what harm is there in being a bit...
OUT OF FASHION?
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