Today my words talk about newspapers. I remember those Sunday afternoons. I sat on the couch next to my father while he reads his Sunday newspaper. I remember following his eyes. I had no age to understand what all those lines meant. Today I unsderstand waht those lines mean. Today I know that those lines ar texts that give us the news. In that age the pictures told me everything. And when some picture caught my attention I asked him what's the story of that Picture. But most of the times I heard him without understanding the meaning of his words. Adults' problems and issues. My father turned the page and I looked at his face to see if it was over. I was getting a little impatient. "Adults take too long to read the papers." I thought. But I was still sitting next to my father, as if I were hypnotized. After all, I wasn't with you all week. I wanted to feel your father's warmth, smell and attention. And there I was with my eyes and ears upon you. Concentrated on you. Despite it was really boring You showed to me magic by using your newspapes. I hoped you'd finish reading because I knew what was expecting us. After all we had a whole magic world before us. Sitting on my father's knees we lived the greatest adventures in the west. You have often shown that a piece of newspaper can be magical. And you made a thousand and one hats with the newspaper pages that you had already read. And we would play as if we were pirates or captains. And, between laughs, scissors and folds, we used to play together and you had taught me the value of small things. The value of things as simple as a newspaper. Well, but these are already another kind of words. Ana Reis
Today my words talk about newspapers. I remember those Sunday afternoons. I sat on the couch next to my father while he reads his Sunday newspaper. I remember following his eyes. I had no age to understand what all those lines meant. Today I unsderstand waht those lines mean. Today I know that those lines ar texts that give us the news. In that age the pictures told me everything. And when some picture caught my attention I asked him what's the story of that Picture. But most of the times I heard him without understanding the meaning of his words. Adults' problems and issues. My father turned the page and I looked at his face to see if it was over. I was getting a little impatient. "Adults take too long to read the papers." I thought. But I was still sitting next to my father, as if I were hypnotized. After all, I wasn't with you all week. I wanted to feel your father's warmth, smell and attention. And there I was with my eyes and ears upon you. Concentrated on you. Despite it was really boring You showed to me magic by using your newspapes. I hoped you'd finish reading because I knew what was expecting us. After all we had a whole magic world before us. Sitting on my father's knees we lived the greatest adventures in the west. You have often shown that a piece of newspaper can be magical. And you made a thousand and one hats with the newspaper pages that you had already read. And we would play as if we were pirates or captains. And, between laughs, scissors and folds, we used to play together and you had taught me the value of small things. The value of things as simple as a newspaper. Well, but these are already another kind of words. Ana Reis
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