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@lareine0263: " Quand on est très petit, la longueur des bras permet juste d'atteindre le cœur de ceux qui nous embrassent. Quand on est grand, de les maintenir à distance." - Grégoire Delacourt ART@ Oswaldo Guayasamín #art #poesie #philosophie #artist #artwork

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One day, you’ll have your last conversation with your father. And the hardest part is… You won’t know it’s the last. It probably won’t be some emotional goodbye. It’ll be something ordinary. “Drive safe.” “Call me when you get home.” “Talk soon.” Just simple words exchanged on a normal day. And then one day, you realise those were the last words you ever heard from him. That’s what makes loss so difficult. Life doesn’t always announce the important moments. Sometimes they pass quietly. Hidden inside ordinary days. Losing a father is like losing the man who spent his entire life standing between you and the storms. A father is like the roof of a house. While it’s there, you rarely think about it. You assume it will always be above you. Always protecting you. Always there. But when it’s gone, you suddenly feel exposed to a world that seems bigger, colder, and less certain. No matter how old you are, a part of you will always be your father’s child. Still wanting one more conversation. One more piece of advice. One more hug. So if your father is still here, cherish the ordinary moments. Because one day, you’ll realise they were never ordinary at all. #Father #Family #LifeLessons #realtalk #Love
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