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During a clear night of autumn, At the other end of Europe, You came to life So easily, so peacefully Without a strife Even making me to worry. You were already as you are now, Quiet, secret, colourful, Like all the stripes of a rainbow. The very day of your first birthday, You started to walk. When you were two, You started to talk, Your dark eyes Searching in my ocean blue Clues like united spies, What is wrong, what can be true, This innocent curiosity I find challenging and funny. When you were three, You broke your arm. When you were four, We moved to another country, Where you had to learn To be a little Frenchy. When you were five, During a cold winter night, You were sleeping When our worst nightmare Became reality. When you were seven, Your newborn sister took you to heaven. Now, when you have too much of Elle For a second, you are close from hell. Now the years are passing by Like speedy clouds in the sky. You are growing, Walking to school with friend, Without knowing That, to this race I would like to put an end. Sometimes I regret Not to take enough time To tell you yet How much I love you How much I am proud of little you. Stay as you are In my night, be a star, And let me say, Happy Birthday.
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 5:46 PM UTC
Decade
During a clear night of autumn, At the other end of Europe, You came to life So easily, so peacefully Without a strife Even making me to worry. You were already as you are now, Quiet, secret, colourful, Like all the stripes of a rainbow. The very day of your first birthday, You started to walk. When you were two, You started to talk, Your dark eyes Searching in my ocean blue Clues like united spies, What is wrong, what can be true, This innocent curiosity I find challenging and funny. When you were three, You broke your arm. When you were four, We moved to another country, Where you had to learn To be a little Frenchy. When you were five, During a cold winter night, You were sleeping When our worst nightmare Became reality. When you were seven, Your newborn sister took you to heaven. Now, when you have too much of Elle For a second, you are close from hell. Now the years are passing by Like speedy clouds in the sky. You are growing, Walking to school with friend, Without knowing That, to this race I would like to put an end. Sometimes I regret Not to take enough time To tell you yet How much I love you How much I am proud of little you. Stay as you are In my night, be a star, And let me say, Happy Birthday.
"Decaded" to my son Denis, who turns 10 in a few hours. Hopefully, one day he will read this text, along with "Your Dad".
olivier-bricet
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 5:46 PM UTC
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