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Era un suspiro lánguido y sonoro
la voz del mar aquella tarde… El día,
no queriendo morir, con garras de oro
de los acantilados se prendía.

Pero su seno el mar alzó potente,
y el sol, al fin, como en soberbio lecho,
hundió en las olas la dorada frente,
en una brasa cárdena deshecho.

Para mi pobre cuerpo dolorido,
para mi triste alma lacerada,
para mi yerto corazón herido,

para mi amarga vida fatigada…
¡el mar amado, el mar apetecido,
el mar, el mar y no pensar en nada!…

— Manuel Machado, “Ocaso” (via rebuildourcities)


My mom carried me for nine months. She felt sick for those months with nausea, then she watched her feet swell & her skin stretch. She teared. She struggled to climb stairs, she got breathless quickly and she even suffered many sleepless nights. She then went through excruciating pain to bring me into this world. Then, she became my nurse, my chef, my maid, my chauffeur, my biggest fan, my teacher & my best friend. She’s struggled for me, cried over me, hoped the best for me and prayed for me. Most of us take our mom for granted. Reblog if you love your mom more than anything else in the world ♥

allyfreeland:

ill-mindsett:

Y’all don’t understand I’m the biggest momma’s boy ever.

and im the biggest momma’s girl!

(Source: getcaughtinthescene)