the Illusion of Hope.

Ómí Tútú


Hoje ela parou para pensar na vida. Mil sensações lhe ocorreram em meio as lembranças: 'Por que me entreguei a quem não merecia? Por que insisti naquilo que já estava quebrado? Por que ainda não consegui desapegar de quem tanto mal me fez?'.

Chegou a conclusão que seu problema sempre foi o excesso de paixão. Ela desafiou o mundo pelo seu coração, quis provar aos outros e a si que estavam todos errados e que ela poderia dar certo com quem nunca tinha dado certo com ninguém.

Seus erros foram os erros de toda garota apaixonada: Acreditar, tentar de novo e em meio a desconfiança ainda assim insistir.

Dói tentar e fracassar, dói se questionar sobre onde ela está errando. Talvez se ela soubesse esquecer, mas essa cabecinha parece lembrar de tudo, cada momento.

Porque ela é paixão da cabeça aos pés. E tem de existir alguém por aí que a faça sentir que apesar de tudo valeu a pena esperar.

Felipe Sandrin
#ómítútú

Afro-Brazilian woman.

Today she stopped to think about life. A thousand sensations occurred to him amid the memories: ' why did I turn myself in to those who did not deserve it? Why did i insist on what was already broken? Why haven't I been able to let go of who so badly did me? '.

It has come to the conclusion that your problem has always been excess passion. She challenged the world for her heart, wanted to prove to others and to you that they were all wrong and that she could work with who she had never worked with anyone.

Her mistakes were the mistakes of every passionate girl: to believe, to try again and amid mistrust still to insist.

It hurts to try and fail, it hurts to wonder where she's missing. Maybe if she could forget, but that little head seems to remember everything, every moment.

Because She's passion from head to toe. And There's got to be someone out there that makes her feel that despite everything worth waiting for.

Felipe Sandrin 



"If a mature man or woman reads deep into the above written words of Felipe Sandrin, they will hear a grave error of thought, and unfocused intent. The words are those of someone consistent in their consistency, who is unwilling to do the obvious: undo, unlearn." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 2/02/18 

"African women's place in the world is essential the way chocolate is a reward of a variety, most cherish, but misunderstand in the context of Africanisms, so long divorced from its rightful place!" - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories