Hubo un tiempo en el que no podía parar mis lágrimas,
Pero levanté mi cara y entendí,
Que no se puede vivir sin morir,
Ni se puede despertar sin dormir.
En los momentos difíciles recuerda que me tienes a mí,
Mírame,
Me caí y me pisaron,
pero no me aplastaron.
El dolor me dobló,
pero no me rompió.
El día para mí se apagó,
Pero entendí que la noche no era oscura,
Era de lentejuelas.
Porque la vida es así,
Se valora mejor lo bueno, lo hermoso y lo simple,
Cuando eres un sobreviviente.
Porque la comida es más rica cuando se tiene hambre.
Y un abrazo te conforta, cuando el alma llora.
Te aferras más a la vida,
Cuando sientes la agonía.
Las migajas son tesoros,
cuando no se tiene nada.
Y es entonces cuando te fundes con el que te dio, aunque sea una mirada,
Porque si fue de compasión o despiadada,
Esa mirada hoy a mí me levanta.
Y les digo a todos aquellos,
A los que me odian y a los que me aman.
Que gracias a ellos estoy aquí,
De pie,
más fuerte y más cabrona que la que era antes de caer.
Que los amo, los amo.
Porque sea como sea,
Para mal o para bien
Todos, me miran.
Gloria Trevi
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OsDHP5eyBg&feature=youtu.be
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Wednesday, June 26, 2019
052 Rubicon
Defying Gravity S01E05
Episode Script Rubicon
Point of no return.
It sounds simple. You step across the line, and you focus only on the way ahead. No going back. Sounds like a good way to live life. Look only ahead. Put the bad stuff behind you and move on. But that's impossible. Your past always finds you. During the days of the Roman republic, crossing the Rubicon river with an army was considered an act of war. In 49 B.C., Julius Caesar ignored that law. He made the choice to cross the river, leading to civil war, the end of the republic and his own deification. I'd say Caesar won.
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There are no promises of a positive outcome, no guarantees, that, like Caesar, we'll wind up with an empire. All we can really count on is that things will change and that we'll have to live with the results. And that's the hard part. Because we're defined by our past. We can rethink our choices a million times. But what we decide, we own. It becomes a part of who we are. And while we may be crossing the river, our footprints will always remain on the other side.
Source: https://www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/view_episode_scripts.php?tvshow=defyinggravity&episode=s01e05
Episode Script Rubicon
Point of no return.
It sounds simple. You step across the line, and you focus only on the way ahead. No going back. Sounds like a good way to live life. Look only ahead. Put the bad stuff behind you and move on. But that's impossible. Your past always finds you. During the days of the Roman republic, crossing the Rubicon river with an army was considered an act of war. In 49 B.C., Julius Caesar ignored that law. He made the choice to cross the river, leading to civil war, the end of the republic and his own deification. I'd say Caesar won.
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There are no promises of a positive outcome, no guarantees, that, like Caesar, we'll wind up with an empire. All we can really count on is that things will change and that we'll have to live with the results. And that's the hard part. Because we're defined by our past. We can rethink our choices a million times. But what we decide, we own. It becomes a part of who we are. And while we may be crossing the river, our footprints will always remain on the other side.
Source: https://www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/view_episode_scripts.php?tvshow=defyinggravity&episode=s01e05
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