The Stars that You Are

It is said that “happiness is time spent with friends and looking forward to sharing time with them again”. Again and again. And never feeling that it’s time to go through change. A feeling that comes so rarely in a lifetime. You meet people, build acquaintances, some are destroyed, some are lost for no reason, some for very good reasons but some others will remain: built by strong elements of life.

This one is unconditional. It’s just pure appreciation and pure feelings.

Smiles are usually the result of particular situations, but here it’s the result of chemistry, strong enough to make you feel weird having that smile sketched on your face and never letting go.

Two beautiful human beings filled with passion and love. Two girls who, somehow, make you see what’s on the other end while staying on this one. True beauty from inside and out. True magic where you see, think you’re seeing, build a doubt realizing that such beauty is inexistent, think again, and again, but later make sure that it’s real. It’s what good lives are based on: based on the people you have around. And when those people are magic, then you’re life becomes magic too. Yes. Magic.

One is called Jihane, aka Jiji, and the other is Maryline, aka … I don’t know … but I would say Smiley!

Jiji happened to be the love of my love, therefore my “unconditional” love. And Maryline happened to be the “best friend” of my “unconditional” love, therefore my “other-unconditional” love. But you’ll have to see my “love”. And how beautiful it is. Just perfect. And when “unconditional” love is a result of such “pure” love, imagine the amount of “love” that immerges.

Too much “love” in the air: that’s what “good” life is all about. Finally, I was able to make myself clear. At least I hope.

Jiji and Maryline,

You’re beautiful little (petite) creatures that make me, simply, smile. I thank the person that brought us together and thank you for being your-gorgeous-selves.

Here are two ladies, that will one day become even more ladies, and more, and make the world dance around them, as they dance themselves in this world (that one is for Jiji). Though Maryline also makes the world dance just by throwing one of her missile-smiles.

Again, I am one of those who have lost someone to God, but he’s looking down at me and clapping his hands hard for the life I’m having and for the people I’m having around me.

George Eliot once said:

“The golden moments in the stream of life rush past us and we see nothing but sand; the angels come to visit us, and we only know them when they are gone.

I have once lost someone, but recently found others. Others worth millions.

Just look above you and try to count the stars.