Mark's last post was about" a thousand why. " Perhaps it is a number that is not enough if we add the children because the school and the educators themselves. Then if we add those of the spectators becomes useless to count again. It is worth But ask yourself, why so many questions and no answer? In sorrow because there is something that is done, there is the fear of the day, they are all equal, as before, as if nothing had happened and nothing had changed. Many would like to go back, rewind time to relive the same emotions. But in the meantime, all remain still, as if they were to regret not being able to live, she can no longer love. I leave you with a little story.
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The green tower
In a country not much far, not much but enough, there was a man. He waited for things to happen, things like that rain or a flower that blooms. He was right, because it was raining one day and another day was born a flower. When these things happened, he smiled before saying: "I have done well to wait."
The house in which he lived was surrounded by a garden and a hedge is not very high but enough that you could not jump over it.
Between rain and a flower the days passed and the man continued to wait for things to happen, things like that the hedge ceases to grow or that a woman loved him, not much but enough. Then, he would say: "I have done well to wait."
With time and with the rain, the fence continued to grow, not much but enough so to hide the garden and its flowers first then the whole house.
The man waited, no rain.
One day a woman passing by, while gathering flowers, she found herself before a green tower. She began to turn them around to see how big it was, but it started to rain, not much but enough for the woman said: "I can not wait until the rain stops." So the flowers clutched to his chest who had already collected and moved away from the tower green, not much but enough not to return.