Zburatoare si plutioare

As fi avut nevoie sa stiu ca mai exista cel putin inca o persoana de douazeci si ceva de ani care se simtea la fel de singura si de pierduta ca mine. As fi avut nevoie sa cunosc o persoana asemanatoare mie, sa ma poata inteleaga doar uitandu-se in ochii mei. Desi am in jurul meu prietenii care ma sustin in orice as vrea sa fac, imi lipseste ceva, imi lipseste o parte din mine care a ramas acolo, in bratele unui om ce stie sa te faca sa iubesti, ce iti arata cum se simte cu adevarat un sentiment. Iubirea te face oare sa stralucesti? Am vazut ceva necunoscut in privirea mea, mintea se minuna de ceea ce poate gandii, iar sufletul de ceea ce ajunsese sa simta, erau fiorii unei persoane care invata cum se simte dragostea, cum fiecare atingere devine un sentiment, cand pierduta fiind in viata mea cautand si dorind sa fortez anumite comori ale vietii, am ajuns la nivelul in care nu imi doresc nimic, nu imi mai doresc sa fiu stapana pe ceea ce simt, nu vreau sa ii mai impun inimii ce sa faca si nici nu as vrea sa imi mai controlez cuvintele iubirii. Tot ce vreau este sa simt, sa traiesc si sa ma bucur de tot ce imi rezerva viitorul, dar daca el va fii acolo, asta nu mi ar displacea.. va venii un moment in care voi vorbi despre dragoste.

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